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Why Red Sox Could Pursue Japan Triple-Crown Winner Seeking Move To MLB This Offseason
Boston needs to add some power this offseason. Could Teruaki Sato, a triple-crown winner in Japan, be a fit?
The Los Angeles Dodgers were named as a top landing spot for a Japanese slugger looking to join MLB. Does the fit make sense?
Tarik Skubal leads a group that includes three players from Japan, including a slugger who could be the top hitter in the ...
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Best MLB free agents 2026: Ranking the top 16 players available, from Tarik Skubal to Randy Arozarena
As a lockout looms, here are the top players hitting the open market across baseball this offseason.
Matsui replaces interim manager Hideki Hashigami, who took over in May after Shinnosuke Abe resigned from the job.
Japanese baseball is shaking in its cleats as its brightest young star—a fireballing 18-year-old—looks ready to skip the NPB and head straight for the Dodgers.
A professional athlete is like a startup founder who launches a sole proprietorship and sells the services they create ...
Hideki Matsui was a star for the Yankees and other teams during his MLB career. Now Matsui is returning home to manager the beloved Yomiuri Giants, giving his baseball cards new value.
As Yamada reported, news broke in Japan that Matsui had become the manager of the team he played for before joining the ...
Former New York Yankees slugger Hideki Matsui was named Friday as the new manager of the Yomiuri Giants, his club until his departure for the United States.
The Padres reportedly signed a free agent right-handed pitcher from Japan to a minor league contract with a $300,000 signing bonus.
Japanese phenom Shoki Oda's admission made it seem as if he were guaranteed to become a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers, but a recent update brings about a ton of uncertainty.
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