The Boston Red Sox don’t have a big piece in the lineup right now and it doesn’t sound like he will be in the lineup anytime soon. Masataka Yoshida is in the third year of a five-year, $90 million deal but hasn’t gotten into game action yet.
The Boston Red Sox made a big investment just a few years ago with the hope of adding a serious bat to the lineup. Boston signed Masataka Yoshida to a five-year, $90 million deal but now the team is in a completely different situation.
The Boston Red Sox's offense has sputtered over the last five games so that unsurprisingly has led to questions and chatter on social media. Boston has scored just nine runs over the last five games and lost four of them.
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The elephant in the room for the Boston Red Sox is likely to linger for several more weeks. After moving Rafael Devers to designated hitter this season, the Red Sox put Masataka Yoshida in a near-impossible situation.
Masataka Yoshida is continuing on the road back to the Boston Red Sox following surgery on his right labrum. The 31-year-old Japan native was able to hit in spring training but his shoulder rehab still has a ways to go.
The Boston Red Sox have one of the best farm systems in Major League Baseball. As a result, there could be multiple players the team has to move on from over the next few weeks to months to make room for guys.
Boston Red Sox outfielder Masataka Yoshida is reportedly not ready for a minor league rehab assignment, according to manager Alex Cora. Per Christopher Smith of MLB.com on social media: Masataka Yoshida is throwing out to 110 feet.
A familiar face was missing from the Boston Red Sox's lineup during the team's disappointing opening series against the Texas Rangers. Because the Red Sox have moved Rafael Devers to designated hitter, there is no room for Japanese slugger Masataka Yoshida to re-enter the lineup until he can play the outfield.
The Boston Red Sox have a surplus of talented bats, which has created an impossible situation for their $90 million outfielder/DH. Everyone knows that
The Kansas City Royals are looking to return to the playoffs in 2025, but they’ll probably need to add some juice to their lineup in the next few months via trade.
Could the Milwaukee Brewers uncharacteristically acquire a highly-paid player in a big trade with the Boston Red Sox in the coming weeks? A depth chart logjam has the Red Sox likely looking to move 31-year-old outfielder/DH Masataka Yoshida, who is currently rehabbing in the minors after offseason shoulder surgery.
The Boston Red Sox secured a win on Opening Day, but it wasn't all positive news to start the 2025 MLB season. Outfielder/designated hitter Masataka Yoshida had been expected to return early this season after shoulder surgery.
The Boston Red Sox are in an awkward predicament now that the Rafael Devers to designated hitter move has been solidified. Barely two years after giving Masataka Yoshida a $90 million contract, the Red Sox don't have a position for the Japanese slugger.
The Red Sox’s infield alignment has been in the news for weeks. Now, we’ve received some clarity with how Boston will look come Opening Day. Boston will reportedly select Kristian Campbell’s contract, opening the door for him to start the year as the Red Sox’s second baseman.
Boston Red Sox outfielder/designated hitter Masataka Yoshida will start the season in triple-A Worcester as he recovers from offseason shoulder surgery on his throwing arm.
The Boston Red Sox are hoping to put a winning team on the field in 2025 and return to the playoffs for the first time since the 2021 season. If Masataka Yoshida is going to be a part of the current Red Sox team, he is going to have to do it as an oufielder.
The 31-year-old sat out the final two games of the regular season as he contemplated how to address the shoulder soreness that had bothered him for most of the year.
Boston Red Sox outfielder/designated hitter Masataka Yoshida is recovering from surgery to repair the labrum in his right shoulder. The team announced Wednesday that Yoshida, 31, underwent successful surgery on Oct.
While the most worrisome outcome is now off the table for Masataka Yoshida, that isn’t saving him from an extended absence.
Boston Red Sox outfielder Masataka Yoshida has some fresh new kicks heading into his second MLB season. Yoshida picked up some custom Under Armour cleats from sneaker designer Naoki Harada on Saturday.
There are a number of possibilities the front office is still considering.
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The Boston Red Sox mad a big move this offseason in paying a huge price to bring Masataka Yoshida to the major leagues from Japan. It has worked out perhaps even better than expected.
There's a fan in all of us, even major leaguers, and in Yoshida's case, Harper is undoubtedly his favorite player.
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