Casas is referenced as the player a temporary replacement could be sought for, illustrating the ongoing shifts in Boston’s lineup and the broader context of the team’s offense around Narváez.

Casas’ injury left a vacancy at 1B that Lowe is expected to fill, potentially delaying Casas’ return to full duties but preserving his long‐term upside. Casas’ absence created the opening Lowe now seeks to fill, with both players shaping BOS’s 1B landscape down the stretch.

Casas’ knee injury created the 1B vacancy Lowe steps into; Casas is out for the season, and Casas’ recovery will shape how the Sox phase Lowe and other depth pieces into the lineup moving forward.

Triston Casas has been a key focus for the Red Sox, especially given the uncertainty surrounding his return from a severe patellar injury. His situation influences the team's strategy at the trade deadline.

Triston Casas is out for the season, putting pressure on the Red Sox's first base situation. The team is currently covering his absence with a platoon of Abraham Toro and Romy Gonzalez, which Breslow believes is effective and may not require immediate action.