Question from a reader:
On a rainy day in Tokyo, I learned that Nagashima Shigeo had passed away. Are there people who are mourning?
On a rainy day in Tokyo, the news of Nagashima Shigeo’s death reached us. He was a legend in Japanese baseball and beloved by many. I belong to
Question from a Reader:
I’ve heard that Koyama Masaaki from the Hanshin Tigers has passed away at the age of 90, and it makes me feel very sad. Remembering his wonderful pitching and achievements reminds me of the significant impact he had on the baseball world. As a fan, I want to ensure that I never forget his contributions.
Question from Readers:
Did Nagashima Shigeo and Matsui Hideki overlap during their playing days?
I want to talk about the relationship between two giants of baseball, Nagashima Shigeo and Matsui Hideki. Interestingly, their active playing days did not completely overlap. Nagashima retired in 1974, the same year Matsui was born. It truly signifies a generational difference.
Question from the reader:
I’ve heard that there was a wonderful pitcher named Hasegawa in the Hiroshima Carp. Is that true? How does he compare to Kitabeppu?
Hello, everyone! Recently, I had the chance to talk about the Hiroshima Carp, and whenever I mention Ryohei Hasegawa, I can’t help but get excited. He was the ace
Reader’s Question:
It seems that Nagashima Shigeo was active from his debut to retirement without any slumps, but did he really not experience any tough times?
When thinking about Nagashima Shigeo, his overwhelming play and star quality immediately come to mind. He has a strong image of always being at the center of the baseball
Question from a reader:
It seems that Nagashima Shigeo had an impressive career from his debut to retirement, but did he actually experience slumps during that time? I would like to know more about his peak years.
Recently, I was discussing Nagashima Shigeo with friends, and I was reminded of just how incredible of
Question from a reader:
Do you think Shohei Ohtani will surpass Daichi Suzuki if he returns to Japan in a few years?
Recently, I was discussing Shohei Ohtani with friends, and the topic came up about whether he would surpass Daichi Suzuki if he returned to Japan in a few years. In reality, Suzuki
Question from a reader:
Can you tell me about Yoshida Yoshio of the Hanshin Tigers? Is it true that he was selected for the Best Nine as a shortstop 9 times, which is a Japanese record?
Whenever I talk about Yoshida Yoshio, I can’t help but recall the passionate feelings of the Hanshin Tigers’ devoted fans. He was chosen for the Best Nine as a shortstop an incredible 9 times! This is truly an amazing record. It is indeed a Japanese record
