Boston welcomes back a key pitcher as they aim to match the franchise's longest winning streak on Tuesday
Red Sox activate All-Star lefty from IL before record-tying 15th win attempt
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As the Red Sox try to match a franchise record by extending their winning streak to 15 victories on Tuesday, they’ll welcome one of their All-Stars back to the mound after a brief injured list stint. Yoshida has not been the player the Sox expected when they signed him to a five-year, $90 million contract before the 2023 season. In search of answers before the game, we turned to the oldest player on the team, 38-year-old Aroldis Chapman. “The players are happy,” Chapman said. “Everybody is enjoying the game, and we’re playing together.
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As the Red Sox try to match a franchise record by extending their winning streak to 15 victories on Tuesday, they’ll welcome one of their All-Stars back to the mound after a brief injured list stint
according to MassLiveYoshida has not been the player the Sox expected when they signed him to a five-year, $90 million contract before the 2023 season.
according to The Boston GlobeIn search of answers before the game, we turned to the oldest player on the team, 38-year-old Aroldis Chapman. “The players are happy,” Chapman said. “Everybody is enjoying the game, and we’re playing together.
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