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Spring Training Midway Report

Spring Training Midway Report

The Hanshin Tigers have been hard at work down in Okinawa. Camp started on February 1, and runs through the 27th. Starting this weekend, practice games will become more frequent, and we will see which players are going to get more playing time during the March exhibition games, and which will end up in the…

Episode 191: Why the Tigers Won’t Repeat in 2024

Episode 191: Why the Tigers Won’t Repeat in 2024

Hosts T-Ray and Sanjay share the team’s latest news, including the scoop on the four import players, and Shintaro Fujinami’s signing, and then discuss some of the factors that might result in the team not repeating as CL champs this year. Don’t worry – Episode 192 will look at the flip side of this issue!…

Guerra Meets the Press!

Guerra Meets the Press!

Source: Hanshin Official Note: Javy Guerra speaks Spanish as his native language, so his answers are essentially an English translation of the Japanese interpretation of his original answer. There may be slight discrepancies between what he said and what I have written here. ―Please tell us how you’re feeling right now. JG: I’m happy to…

Games 35-37 @ Dragons: A Sweep in Aichi!

Games 35-37 @ Dragons: A Sweep in Aichi!

The end of the pandemic (for all intents and purposes) means not only cheering at baseball games, but also the return of countryside-hosted games! The Tigers headed to Toyohashi on Tuesday, where the Dragons hosted them and allowed 9 runs. Seems like the Tigers would fare much better there than at hollow, cavernous Vantelin Dome….

Game 28 @ Carp: 1 Shutout, 2 Rainouts

Game 28 @ Carp: 1 Shutout, 2 Rainouts

The weekend forecast for much of Japan called for rain… and it seems whenever the Tigers play in Hiroshima, precipitation comes into play. This weekend was no different. The first game (Friday night) saw the skies start spitting down water towards game’s end, but not in time to wash out a marvelous performance from starter…

Mieses Meets the Press

Mieses Meets the Press

Source: Tigers Official Johan Mieses, a 27-year-old outfielder from the Dominican Republic, is the first of the overseas Hanshin Tigers to arrive in Japan. A press conference was held for him on the 27th in Nishinomiya. Here is a partial transcript. ーHow do you feel now that you’re a member of the Hanshin Tigers? I’m…

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