I thought only industry insiders voted for The Reuben Sturman Award.
Read More...Hideki Matsui, Most Valuable Player in the 2009 World Series, and his former manager Shigeo Nagashima received Japan’s People’s Honor awards at a ceremony today in Tokyo, public broadcaster NHK reported.
Matsui set a record for Japanese players with 175 home runs in 10 Major League Baseball seasons, seven with the New York Yankees, after smashing 332 homers in 10 seasons with the Yomiuri Giants in Japan. Nagashima, who ...
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1. mr. man posted on July 23, 2012 at 03:06 PM # hit 0 | hit 0Sounds like those crafty Japanese have invented another secret pitch to follow up on the 'gyroball'. I'll be very curious to see how they do it!
...or he would have beat me senseless for my failure.
How do you say Dr. James Andrews in Japanese?
Otani: Ok, coach!
Coach: [thinks to himself] I'm a genius!
That's 105.633mph. Shouldn't the quote say "the hardest thrower in Major League Baseball like ever, as in singular, as in he did it one time"?
Yes, and it seems like the article is referring to a single pitch. So the kid probably throws 93-94, if he puts everything behind it he can throw one 96, and if he does that in favorable conditions with a fast gun you get this article.
Still impressive though.
Otani: Ok, coach!
Coach: [thinks to himself] I'm a genius!
Burns: You, Strawberry, hit a home run.
Strawberry: Okay, skip.
(hits a home run)
Burns: Ha-ha! I told him to do that.
Smithers: Brilliant strategy sir.
99
I think so, this was how the Sox got Tazawa I think.
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