mani pedi enthusiast Triston Casas was talking Wednesday about how he feels since coming back from a serious rib injury. Though the first baseman says he’s still experiencing pain, staying on the sidelines isn’t an option. There are only 10 games left in the regular-season, and the Red Sox need him for their final playoff push.With 152 games played, almost every player is dealing with some sort of injury or ailment.
That includes shortstop Trevor Story, who underwent shoulder surgery in April, and surprisingly returned to the lineup earlier this month. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.But the scars remain… literally. And that fires Casas up.
In an interview, Casas said Story’s scar inspires him. He sees it every day in the locker room, when everybody is shirtless.In the shower!“Coming down to the wire, everyone is a little banged up. So is Trev,” Casas said, before delving into the steamy details.
“Going in the shower with him, weird enough, seeing him naked. Seeing that scar on his shoulder fires me up.”Casas expanded on his point, explaining that Story’s perseverance serves as motivation for himself and the rest of the team. But those are just words.Seeing is believing, and Casas sees the source of his inspiration.
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