Triston Casas never fails to show his personality thus far in his Boston Red Sox career. That’s been on full display as of late with the Red Sox first baseman missing time with a rib injury dating back to the middle of April. That’s led to memorable stories on national TV to conducting postgame interviews […]
Triston Casas never fails to show his personality thus far in his Boston Red Sox career.
That’s been on full display as of late with the Red Sox first baseman missing time with a rib injury dating back to the middle of April. That’s led to memorable stories on national TV to conducting postgame interviews on NESN.
Now at the 2024 MLB All-Star Game, Casas will host programming before the Home Run Derby on TikTok and dropped by the MLB Network set to lay out his plans.
“I’m doing whatever I’m needed,” Casas shared on “Intentional Talk” on Monday. “It’s just fun to be here around the festivities. If I could stay on set with you guys for three more hours, that’d be cool. If they need me to talk to anybody, hopefully they respond.”
Casas thanked NESN and Tom Caron for the chance to fill in for Jahmai Webster and interview Dominic Smith during the recent homestand for the Red Sox.
There’s no doubt Casas can find his way into media when his playing days are over. For the sake of the Red Sox, hopefully that’s not for quite some time. More specifically, Boston hopes to have Casas back sooner in the second half to power a playoff push.
