Masataka Yoshida is close to returning to Major League Baseball after successful shoulder surgery last October. He is starting a rehab assignment with Triple-A Worcester to build his capacity for outfield play, crucial after a tough 2024 season where he was limited primarily to DH due to his shoulder injury. Initial expectations for a timely recovery didn't materialize, leading to extended time on the injured list. Red Sox manager Alex Cora is optimistic but cautious about his return timeline, with Yoshida hoping for activation before the All-Star break.
Yoshida's long recovery from shoulder surgery is nearing an end as he begins a rehab assignment with Triple-A Worcester to get back to the field.
After undergoing surgery to repair his right labrum last October, Yoshida's recovery process extended beyond expectations, leading to significant time missed during the season.
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