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Red Sox Have No Backup Plan at First Base — and Now the Panic’s Setting In

The Boston Red Sox were dealt a brutal blow Friday night when Triston Casas crumpled to the dirt in the second inning and had to be stretchered off the field with a left knee injury so serious he was taken straight to the hospital.

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The Boston Globe · 3d

What is the Red Sox’ plan at first base? Here are a number of possibilities to consider.

Yardbarker on MSN · 1d

How Can the Red Sox Fill the Void at First Base?

Yankees great to selfish Red Sox slugger: ‘This will not end well’

Eduardo Pérez, MLB analyst and ex-player: "Yes. That’s unbelievable right there. It shows the lack of a teammate and leadership on his part. He’s got a lot of growing up to do as a teammate."

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David Ortiz Expects More From Red Sox Rafael Devers

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Rangers Could Make 'All-In' Move Again by Acquiring Red Sox Star Rafael Devers

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Red Sox Trade Proposal Adds Dangerous Bat as First Base Solution

Above all else, perhaps the Red Sox’s most significant issue right now is at first base. Triston Casas suffered a season-ending left knee injury two weeks ago, and the Red Sox still haven’t replaced him. Although Casas had already totaled -0.9 bWAR, he at least provided stability for a team that opted not to add first base depth over the offseason.

Is Alex Cora softening his stance on playing Rafael Devers at first base?

A day after there seemed no plans to broach the subject with Devers, the Red Sox manager said, "Obviously, things might change."