Triston Casas' Road to Recovery: Red Sox First Baseman's Injury Update

On March 26, the Boston Red Sox are hoping to carry momentum from their solid 2025 season,

but they're still waiting on key first.

Baseman Tristan Cossus.

The 26-year-old tore his left knee's batteler tendon last year, sidelining him after

just 29 games.

Cossus entered the league as a first-round pick in the 2018 draft, but injuries have slowed

his start.

He batted 182 with three home runs and 11 runs batted in before the setback in May.

Cossus knows the road ahead won't be easy and plans to fight for every at-bat in the lineup.

He's aware that serious injuries like his can derail careers, but he's focused on proving

himself.

Earlier this week on March 25, the Red Sox put him on the 10-day injured list retroactive

to March 22.

He's staying in Fort Myers, Florida for extended spring training, working on hitting and

fielding while ramping up.

Reports from March 23, show him running bases and starting sliding drills.

The next big step before minor league games.

Once he clears those hurdles over the coming weeks, Baseman could bring him back to the

big club.

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