Boston Red Sox first baseman Triston Casas undergoes surgery on his wrist following another injury setback, according to reports from multiple outlets. The surgery involves his left wrist, adding to a continuing pattern of health issues that have disrupted his progress back to regular play. Casas, who entered 2023 as a notable rookie prospect and finished third in American League Rookie of the Year voting the previous year, has dealt with several injuries since then. While details of the injury timeline beyond the most recent procedure are limited across the available coverage, both reports characterize the surgery as part of a “latest setback” in his return to the majors. The Red Sox have not reported, in the cited summaries, how long Casas is expected to be out, but the procedure indicates a further pause in his playing schedule and recovery plan. The developments come as the team manages roster decisions around Casas’ availability.