December 7, 2022
Updated December 8, 2022
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DECEMBER 8 UPDATE:
DECEMBER 7:
From MLBTR:
"5:37pm: Yoshida receives a $90MM guarantee, reports Jon Heyman of the New York Post (Twitter link).
5:33pm: It’s a five-year deal worth upwards of $85MM, Passan reports (on Twitter).
5:32pm: The Red Sox are in agreement with outfielder Masataka Yoshida, reports Jeff Passan of ESPN (Twitter link). The Japanese star was made available via the posting system just last week."
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So the Padres bogarted Bogaerts?
That had to be one of the Red Sox's greatest fears. Indeed, if they lived in a Harry Potter universe, they would have been haunted by a bogarted Bogaerts boggart, riddikulus as that might seem.
I loved Yoshida, but wow did he get more money than I expected. Clearly, the Red Sox blew the rest of the league out of the water, given how quickly Yoshida signed, which means it was an overpay relative to the market. Nothing lined up for him to get more money than Suzuki did last winter.
I think the Red Sox were in full "Damage Control" operation. They got outbid on multiple players (Kahnle, Bogaerts, etc.), so they overpaid for Jansen and Yoshida to salvage something.
For a GM that came from an organization that operated with a plan, Bloom and Red Sox ownership look really, really bad this winter. As much as we complain about Steinbrenner and Cashman, …
Samurai Japan manager wants Shohei Ohtani to hit and pitch during World Baseball Classic
SAN DIEGO – Hideki Kuriyama, Japan's manager for the World Baseball Classic, said Tuesday he is pondering whether Los Angeles Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani should pitch at next March's tournament, hit, or do both.
"Basically, I'm thinking he should be able to do both," Hideki Kuriyama told a press conference at Major League Baseball's winter meetings in San Diego.
If Ohtani does pitch, Kuriyama said he could use him either as a starter or closer.
Japan's first WBC game is scheduled for March 9, forcing players to be ready earlier than usual, and making baseball's already long season even more physically demanding.
The challenges may…