New Batch of Talent July 1, 2029 Toyama Wind Dancers Blog With the 2029 Draft all wrapped up, the Toyama Wind Dancers officially signed all 15 of their picks. A team currently in a rebuild, the WinD’s focused early picks on the college-level talent that would match up with the current core of prospects in […]
“Sōke” Returns December 17, 2027 With the crazy off-season that has taken place fans, were in need for something to get excited about. And GM Dylan Krupilis delivered by bringing back long-time Toyama captain 2B Shiro Adachi who left at the end of 2026 due to a lack of play time. Adachi played 11 seasons for […]
Carver Harris writing for the Tempe FrontiersmanMonday, Nov. 5th, 2013 Tempe, AZ – Just when you thought one of the most storied franchises in the business couldn’t surprise you anymore, the Tempe Knights pulled a new trick out of their hat when they announced their new General Manager at a small impromptu news conference held […]
Manchester Boutique November 5, 2013 L.H. Thompson It is, at this late date, difficult to remember, let alone appreciate, the bursting expectations with which the Manchester Maulers began the 2013 Planetary Extreme Baseball Alliance season. It may well be better to simply forget those expectations, better to allow the foul taste of this wretched season […]
10/30/2013: Arlington, VA – The Arlington Bureaucrats are just one more win away from their first PEC victory in franchise history. Unfortunately, it will probably be the most difficult win they will ever have to earn. Tempe will be throwing arguably the two best starting pitchers in the league for games 6 and 7. Conan […]
(Editor’s Note: “Kudo and Kimura in the Morning” is ESPN-Japan’s daily irreverent look at life in the League of the Rising Sun. Hosting is the Ghosts’ longtime second baseman, 36-year-old Sadao Kudo, and his former double play partner, 35-year-old shortstop Naizen Kimura.) [Cue theme song: It’s Kudo and Kimura in the Morning! They make sure […]
TransmitterTalk.com Wednesday, October 30, 2013 So long, 2013. Good riddance. That’s what pretty much every person on the face of the earth who has any stake in the Kawaguchi Transmitters has to say about that. The team struggled to an embarrassing 42-win season, a historical low for the franchise. At least they secured the first […]
Saturday, October 26, 2013 The Nichibutsu Crestas were one inning away from having the perfect season. They went 86-34 under the helm of Manobu Nagumo, who improved the team every season he coached them. The team was filled with a bunch of prospects and a few veterans for stabilizing effect. A lot of turnover is […]
LRSDaily.com October 23, 2013 Quotes in advance of the Kure Arsenal/Shin Seiki Evas SSG Wasei Junkesshou match-up: “We’ve got a number of the guys that can hit the ball out of that park. It’s just that people don’t think of them as home run hitters because they play half their games in Kure, where it’s very […]
by Jim Bouton, Naha Shisa Correspondent 10/22/2013: Naha, Japan — As is the case every year ever since this lowly franchise came into being in 2007, the Naha Shisa players packed up their equipment for a long playoff-less winter. Yet this clubhouse did not have the feel of a hangdog team running off the grounds […]
