Roki Sasaki

Latest on Roki Sasaki’s decision, Red Sox offseason update | Baseball Bar-B-Cast

Title: Latest on Roki Sasakiâs decision, Red Sox offseason update | Baseball Bar-B-Cast - Yahoo Sports Roki Sasaki's free agency is generating interest from multiple teams as the international signing period approaches. The San Diego Padres are highlighted as a team that particularly needs Sasaki's pitching talents. Guest host Kiley McDaniel from ESPN discusses the latest developments regarding Sasaki's potential signing. Jordan Shusterman interviews Chris Cotillo, a Boston Red Sox beat writer, about the team's offseason activities. The Red Sox's starting rotation for the upcoming season is a topic of discussion, with insights on their prospects. The episode includes a nostalgic look back at the Red Sox's 2020 season. Recent moves by the Washington Nationals and Pittsburgh Pirates are analyzed. The Chicago Cubs acquired Vidal Brujan, which is also discussed in the episode. The episode provides a broader overview of offseason activities across Major League Baseball. Listeners can access the episode on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

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