A Nippon Ham Fighters blog written by a girl who moved to Tokyo from Seattle and is still trying to debunk the myth that there is such a thing as "too much sushi".
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On Wednesday, the Fighters traded Naoto Inada, Suguru Matsuyama, and Yataro Sakamoto to the Baystars for Takeharu Katoh, Takahiro Matsuka, and Yuta Sekiguchi.
This trade seems REALLY weird to me and as usual I think the Baystars got the better deal,...
I have a post about the U-26 vs. College game in my drafts pile, but have been sick the last few days.
I hadn't posted the awards for the year yet, and the nice thing is that since I was a slacker, now I can put them all in one post together! ...
Hi guys -- I'm not dead, honest. Just feeling kind of burnt out after the season, and was REALLY busy last week with my school, and well, there's no real reason for me to translate news when someone else is doing that. I even skipped the Jingu...
Saturday, November 7th, my half-birthday, the Yomiuri Giants won the Japan Series by beating the Nippon Ham Fighters 2-0 at the Sapporo Dome. Yet again, just as in 1981, the Giants beat the Fighters in the Japan Series 4 games to 2, and for the...
I thought about just posting the following:
The Fighters got a run in the 2nd inning off of two Giants errors, and held the 1-0 lead for most of the game, which became tied 1-1 in the 8th off Takahiro Suzuki's clever baserunning and Noriyoshi...
