Triston Casas Stats

Boston Red Sox infield prospect Triston Casas (ankle) is being held out for the third straight game on Friday as his Worcester Red Sox take on the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. Casas has been dealing with an ankle injury. WooSox manager Chad Tracy stated that Casas still has some swelling in his ankle, but that "it looks worse than Casas feels." The 22-year-old is currently ranked as the 14th overall prospect in the majors by MLB Pipeline. It's expected that he will make his MLB debut this year, but it's still unclear when that will happen. Over 36 games with Worcester this year, he's slashed .248/.359/.457 with six home runs, nine doubles, 22 RBI and 22 runs.

over 1 month ago

Boston Red Sox first base prospect Triston Casas hit his second home run of the season on Tuesday in Triple-A action, going 1-for-3 with the HR, two RBI, and two walks. The HR was a mammoth 477-ft homer. Casas, the 16th ranked MLB prospect and second-ranked prospect in the Boston organization by MLB Pipeline, is off to a slow start in 2022. He is batting just .182 over 22 at-bats, with just four hits, inclusive of the two homers. Despite the slow start, Casas projects as a middle-of-the-order starting first baseman with a huge power profile and a strong walk rate. Casas should be in Fenway Park at some point this season. He is a must-roster in dynasty formats. Managers in deep redraft formats should keep an eye on Casas for help in the power department once rumors of an impending call-up to Boston start to gain momentum later this season.

over 2 months ago

The Boston Red Sox invited prospects Triston Casas, David Hamilton, Durbin Feltman and Chris Murphy to major league camp on Saturday as non-roster invitees. Casas is the highest-profile prospect the Red Sox will have in big-league camp this year, with Baseball America ranking him No. 19 on their top-100 list. He's expected to begin the season with Triple-A Worcester. The 22-year-old left-handed hitter slashed .279/.394/.484 with 14 home runs, 59 RBI and seven stolen bases in 86 games for Worcester and Double-A Portland in 2021. Casas then hit an impressive .372 with seven extra-base hits in 21 Arizona Fall League games. He has impressive raw power, uses all fields and knows how to control the strike zone. There's a chance that we see Casas make his major league debut later this year.

3 months ago