“Yoshida is now expected to remain the best free agent contract last offseason.
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On the 7th (Korean time), the official website of Major League Baseball (MLB.com) dealt with the theme of ‘Who is the most qualified player from each team to be an All-Star?’
In the Boston Red Sox, Yoshida’s name was chosen. Yoshida became a hot topic when he signed a 5-year, 90 million dollar (approximately 117.5 billion won) contract with Boston ahead of this season. In the World Baseball Classic (WBC) held last March, he also led Japan to the championship, becoming the tournament’s RBI leader, playing as the No. 4 hitter for the Japanese national team.메이저놀이터
The beginning was a shock itself. Even at the beginning of the opening season, there was only one home run and the batting average for the season hovered around 10 percent. But now it has changed 180 degrees. Yoshida, who had a batting average of .354, on-base percentage of .410, and slugging percentage of .552 in May alone with 3 homers and 15 RBIs, continued her momentum in June with a batting average of .333, on-base percentage of .407, and slugging percentage of .458 with two RBIs. His performance this season was .319 batting average, .393 on-base percentage, .502 slugging percentage with 7 home runs and 33 RBI. Boston’s investment is proving right.
‘MLB.com’ looked back and said, “Remember how we worried about Yoshida even in the first week of the season?” Even though Boston spent a huge amount of about 120 billion won, the fact that it was praised as the best free agent contract is proof that Yoshida is performing outstandingly.
Meanwhile, in the American League, the Toronto Blue Jays have Bo Bisset, the Baltimore Orioles have Adley Luchman, the Tampa Bay Rays have Wander Franco, the New York Yankees have Aaron Judge, the Cleveland Guardians have Jose Ramirez, the Kansas City Royals have Salvador Perez, the Detroit Tigers have Achill Badu, Byron Buxton for the Minnesota Twins, Lewis Robert Jr. for the Chicago White Sox, Mike Trout for the Los Angeles Angels, Jordan Alvarez for the Houston Astros, Brent Lucker for the Oakland Athletics, Julio Rodriguez for the Seattle Mariners and Marcus Semien for the Texas Rangers. selected as a player.
In the National League, Ronaldo Acuna Jr. (Atlanta Braves), Luis Araez (Miami Marlins), Pete Alonso (New York Mets), Lane Thomas (Washington Nationals), Bryce Harper (Philadelphia Phillies), Wilson Contreras (Milwaukee Brewers), Nolan Gorman (St. Louis Cardinals), Chicago Cubs Dansby Swanson of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Andrew McCutchen of the Pittsburgh Pirates, TJ Friedle of the Cincinnati Reds, Corbin Carroll of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Mookie Betts of the Los Angeles Dodgers, JD Davis of the San Francisco Giants, Juan Soto of the San Diego Padres,