
Writing about Japanese baseball, the Chiba Lotte Marines, and life in between baseball games.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 98 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The first half of the season was all wrapped up. The All-Star break was over, and the second half of the season was ready to begin. Seita Maekawa, a 23-year-old infielder, walked into the Hiroshima practice facility a little past noon. He w...
The 2026 All-Star Games are over! Yes, games plural because they play two here in Japan. Why? Why not? Players get more playing time to do great things, fans get to see their favorite players more often, and everybody gets to watch more bas...
As I type this, the first game is well under way at the Tokyo Dome. Hayato Sakamoto led off the game for the Central League. There have been home runs from Hanshin’s Teruaki Sato and Chunichi’s Seiya Hosokawa, big hits from SoftBank’s Kensu...
The All-Star Series kicks off on July 28 at Tokyo Dome, home of the Yomiuri Giants and the tournament’s return to the Tokyo Dome for the first time in seven years. Game 2 follows the next day at Toyama Alpen Stadium, a rare regional stop wi...
At 37, Hayato Sakamoto is somehow still the guy you send up when the whole game is riding on one swing.
I’ve got a new post over at JapanBall, the first in my series of exploring NPB’s top home run hitters of all time. Only 20 players have...
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