Lefty enters year two with San Diego Yuki Matsui signed with the Padres in 2024 and proved to be an effective and dependable arm out of the bullpen in his first season.
Looking back at a few more Padres relievers seasons Yuki Matsui: 0.3 fWAR, 64 G, 62.2 IP, 3.73 ERA, 1.165 WHIP, 69 K, 27 BB, 8 HR, 0 HBP I feel like Matsui was one of those relievers who got more negativity on social media than he deserved.
Yuki Matsui's first season in Major League Baseball has been a rollercoaster ride. He's had some nice outings, followed by some rough ones, but San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt continues running him out there.
Yuki Matsui's MLB debut season could be going better. In 26.1 innings, the 28-year-old left-handed reliever from Japan has a 4.78 ERA with 17 walks to 22 strikeouts.
The San Diego Padres open their season in five days in Korea against the Los Angeles Dodgers. And fortunately, it appears their high-priced offseason addition should be able to play in one of the two games.
The San Diego Padres signed Japanese lefty Yuki Matsui to a five-year deal this winter to anchor its bullpen. However, manager Mike Shildt provided reporters with a potentially alarming update regarding Matsui’s Opening Day status.
Second baseman Xander Bogaerts played shortstop for the San Diego Padres Wednesday as they lost to the Cincinnati Reds. Additionally, the Padres reportedly had interest in signing three veteran starters in free agency.
Yuki Matsui threw off a mound for the first time since he suffered a lower back strain during a drill on Feb. 25. According to Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune, Matsui threw his splitter multiple times and showed no immediate ill effects after stretching his 20-pitch session out to 30.
After suffering from back spasms earlier in the spring, the Padres could get back their offseason addition, southpaw reliever Yuki Matsui. Matsui is throwing a bullpen session on Tuesday, and according to manager Mike Shildt, he will have plenty of time to build up for the start of the season assuming all goes well.
San Diego Padres pitcher Yu Darvish opened up about wishing Yoshinobu Yamamoto and/or Shohei Ohtani signed with the Padres this offseason. Padres pitcher Yuki Matsui is optimistic that he'll be ready to go for Opening Day after back inflammation.
San Diego Padres pitcher Yuki Matsui shared an update on his status after leaving his Spring Training debut when he felt something in his back. Matsui was later taken out of the lineup for making another Cactus League appearance.
On Sunday, San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt revealed left-handed reliever Yuki Matsui was day-to-day with a back injury. On Monday, Matsui received an MRI, and his designation did not change.
With four games down in spring training, the Padres have seen a few promising outings from players with big question marks going into the season.
San Diego Padres' first-year relief pitcher Yuki Matsui is listed as day-to-day dealing with back spasms. Manager Mike Shildt told reporters, including
Following a disappointing start by Joe Musgrove, the San Diego Padres' second inning was one of the lone bright spots in the Cactus League opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers at the Peoria Sports Complex on Thursday.
The San Diego Padres have signed two major league free agents this winter. The first? Star Japanese closer Yuki Matsui. Matsui signed a five-year contract with the Padres in December.
During his introductory video press conference call, new San Diego Padres reliever Yuki Matsui revealed that starter Yu Darvish helped recruit him to the team.
Over the last few seasons, the two biggest goals for the San Diego Padres have been to win the World Series and beat the rival Los Angeles Dodgers. San Diego accomplished the second goal in the postseason in 2022, but now L.A.
New Padres reliever Yuki Matsui said he is not expecting to come in and become the closer immediately but is looking forward to pitching in big late-inning situations.
It's been just over two weeks since the San Diego Padres signed Japanese relief pitcher Yuki Matsui to a five-year deal worth $28 million. Since then, there has been the question of how will he be utilized in the San Diego bullpen.
As the San Diego Padres continue to remake their roster in 2024, they are continuing to turn to the international ranks. After recently signing Japanese reliever Yuki Matsui to a five-year deal, the team has also now signed Korean righty Woo Suk Go.
It appears the Padres aren't sweating potentially losing All-Star closer Josh Hader.
The Padres finalized a five-year deal with NPB reliever Yuki Matsui at the end of December.
Another reliever could be added to the Padres bullpen Jon Heyman is reporting the San Diego Padres are close to signing Korean reliever Woo Suk Go. Despite having Robert Suarez and Yuki Matsui, Heyman says he’s likely to be the team’s closer (not sure if I believe that).
Yuki Matsui can earn $33.6 million over five seasons with the Padres if the Japanese reliever becomes the team's closer.
The San Diego Padres finally made a big free agent signing this offseason, landing star Japanese relief pitcher Yuki Matsui on a 5-year, $28 million contract.
The San Diego Padres have made a significant move to strengthen their bullpen by signing Yuki Matsui, a talented left-handed relief pitcher from Japan.
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