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Triston Casas Eyes Opening Day 2026 Return After Season-Ending Knee Surgery

The first baseman is rehabbing in Fort Myers following a ruptured patellar tendon that ended his 2025 season.

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Overview

  • Casas tore his left patellar tendon running to first on May 2 and underwent surgery two days later while still using crutches during initial rehab.
  • He plans to spend the summer and offseason at Boston’s spring training complex in Fort Myers with the goal of being ready for Opening Day next year.
  • Team doctors predict a full recovery and Casas says he won’t alter his aggressive style despite calling the process his “worst nightmare.”
  • Boston has slid to a 29–33 record, leads the American League with 50 errors and has rotated prospects and veterans, including Rafael Devers and Abraham Toro, at first base.
  • Third baseman Alex Bregman reports his quad strain is healing at “warp speed” and Casas has leaned on former pitcher Garrett Richards for mental support during recovery.