The Boston Red Sox haven’t had Masataka Yoshida available for a game so far this season. With the surplus of outfield talent the team has, this has at least made the roster picture a little easier to work with.
The Boston Red Sox have a very interesting dilemma they have to deal with. After the Red Sox called up Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer as injury replacements, the Red Sox are running out of room for their star-studded offense. A new report might make things even more complicated.
The Boston Red Sox are entering a critical stretch as the 2025 MLB trade deadline draws closer, and the direction they take could define the next phase of their rebuild.
The Boston Red Sox are going to be one of the most interesting teams to follow as the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline approaches. Whether that means the team buys, sells, or somewhere in between remains to be seen.
The Boston Red Sox have reportedly acquired a new first baseman. Boston lost Triston Casas for the season and has been making it work recently with Abraham Toro, Nick Sogard, Romy González.
The Boston Red Sox's offense has been missing a big piece throughout the season so far. Masataka Yoshida hasn't appeared in a game yet this season and although he isn't close to getting back in the action, he did make a big step on Wednesday.
Masataka Yoshida, currently playing on a five-year, $90 million deal, has yet to play for the Boston Red Sox this season. When he’s in the lineup, the Red Sox are a better team, but it's still uncertain when he’ll return to Boston.
The Boston Red Sox haven't had one of the better offensive weapons for a game yet this season. Outfielder/designated hitter Masataka Yoshida is dealing with the fallout of offseason shoulder surgery and hasn't been up to speed yet this season.
The Boston Red Sox clearly want to put their best team on the field, but with Rafael Devers refusing to play first base, that isn’t happening. Factor that in with some of the injuries the Red Sox have dealt with, and things could get more confusing.
Again, one truly has to question what the Boston Red Sox are doing with Masataka Yoshida. Having a player on a five-year, $90 million deal, stocked away on the injured list, doesn't make much sense for all parties involved.
At some point this season, the Boston Red Sox are going to have to make an uncomfortable decision. It's only been two years and change since the Red Sox gave Masataka Yoshida a five-year, $90 million contract.
The Boston Red Sox have a very solid offensive piece not currently with the big league roster. Boston outfielder/designated hitter Masataka Yoshida hasn't appeared in a game with the Red Sox so far this season.
The Boston Red Sox still have one big question to answer. What is going on with Masataka Yoshida? Yoshida notably had a shoulder injury that required offseason surgery after the 2024 Major League Baseball season ended.
There was a time when the Boston Red Sox's signing of outfielder Masataka Yoshida was a pretty big deal. He signed a five-year, $90 million deal ahead of the 2023 season and had a solid rookie year.
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.
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 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.
Masataka Yoshida had a difficult year in 2024, as he was limited to just 108 games by a thumb injury that wound up causing tension between him and the Red Sox front office.
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.
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.
After a three-game sweep of the New York Yankees, the Boston Red Sox (37-35) seem to be gaining momentum even though they still remain last in the American League East. Here are four players whose stock is either rising or falling as the Sox look to make a push in the division.