Red Sox Walk-Off in 10th, Yoshida Shines

0:00On April 18th, the Boston Red Sox grabbed a huge one-nothing win over the Detroit Tigers Friday night at Fenway Park, their first walkoff of the season coming in the bottom of the tent. With runners on the corners and one-out, manager Alex Cora, pinch hit Masataka, Yoshida for Caleb Durbin and Yoshida chopped a high ball over the Tigers' first baseman's glove, scoring Jaren Duran from third for the victory. Fans win wild, and Cora couldn't praise Yoshida enough, calling him a pro who stays calm under pressure despite barely playing this year. Just. A 38-played appearances in the first 19 games amid an outfield vlog jam, Yoshida's hitting 3-10 in those at-bats with a team best 474 on-base percentage, and he says he never knows when his numbers. Called, so he just stays ready. The socks and tigers run it back Saturday afternoon, Brian Bello on the hill for Boston against Tariq Scubal, first pitch at 4-10pm Eastern.

1:02Time should be another battle. That wraps Boston Red Sox News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cora with the story.