Masataka Yoshida, having recently improved after a cortisone shot, is aiming for a rehab assignment soon. His return would greatly bolster the Red Sox's outfield, which is already filled with talent.

Masataka Yoshida could be a prime candidate for a trade due to his recovery from a labrum surgery and the need for roster space.

Masataka Yoshida, signing a notable five-year, $90 million deal, remains sidelined, raising concerns about the Red Sox's early-season struggles. His exceptional past performance could be crucial for the team's offensive revival.

Masataka Yoshida is currently dealing with an injury that affects the Red Sox's outfield strategy. His return is being closely monitored, as it may influence the team's alignment and batting order once he is back on the field.

Yoshida's recovery from major surgery is delayed, and he won't return until he can play outfield. This has caused frustration among the Red Sox and Yoshida himself, as they hoped for a quicker return.