Despite the whispers in the wind that have danced through the offseason and into Spring Training regarding Masataka Yoshida ...

Former Hanshin Tigers manager Yoshio Yoshida died Monday of a stroke, the baseball club said Tuesday. He was 91. Yoshida steered the Tigers to their first Japan Series championship in 1985 during the ...

Masataka Yoshida’s days in Boston appear to be numbered. By the looks of it, the Guardians could really use his bat.

Tokyo, Feb. 4 (Jiji Press)--Yoshio Yoshida, former player and then manager of the Hanshin Tigers professional baseball team in western Japan, died of a stroke early Monday, the team announced Tuesday.

“For other sports — basketball, baseball or American football ... That’s getting very, very popular,” said Yoshida, one of six Japanese players in MLS last season.

Yoshida (shoulder) said at January's Fan Fest that he's not sure he'll be ready for the start of the regular season, Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic reports. Yoshida was set to begin swinging a bat ...

Red Sox manager Alex Cora said last week during the team's Fenway Fest fan event that Yoshida (shoulder) being able to play the outfield in 2025 "would be great for the roster," Chris Cotillo of ...

the baseball club said Tuesday. He was 91. Yoshida steered the Tigers to their first Japan Series championship in 1985 during the second of his three stints as Hanshin manager. One of the most ...

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the baseball club said Tuesday. He was 91. Yoshida steered the Tigers to their first Japan Series championship in 1985 during the second of his three stints as Hanshin manager.