Shohei Ohtani, Japan’s other baseball stars shook their nerves and delivered in MLB’s Tokyo opener
The only Japanese player who had a quiet night was Cubs slugger Seiya Suzuki, who finished 0 for 4 at the plate. With a runner on second in the eighth inning, he hit the ball fairly hard, but Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy was there to snag the line drive.
Major League Baseball 's 2025 season begins in Japan on Tuesday, with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs squaring off ...
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To showcase a slick diving play that Dansby Swanson made against the Yomiuri Giants, MLB posted a video game-esque replay ...
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MLB Eyes $35M Fortune From Tokyo Series as Rob Manfred Sets Sights on Billion-Dollar PayoffsThe Los Angeles Dodgers trip to Japan was supposed to be epic. The post MLB Eyes $35M Fortune From Tokyo Series as Rob ...
The 55,000-seat Tokyo Dome isn’t just a baseball stadium; it’s a full-fledged entertainment hub. Opened in 1988, it has hosted some of the biggest international baseball events, including the ...
While the Tokyo Series is a great idea in theory, MLB hasn't done the perfect job in transitioning it from theory to practice ...
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Calls Mount Against MLB as Tokyo Dome's $7.5M Tech Upgrade Faces Major SetbackImagine watching a live baseball game and seeing a replay that seems straight out of a video game! The post MLB's Tokyo Dome ...
Just imagine what the scene will be like inside the Tokyo Dome when the Dodgers and Cubs meet on Tuesday and Wednesday to ...
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