Sunday, July 27, 2014
PSSBL Game at Safeco Field
I was very fortunate to be able to participate in a charity baseball game put on by the league I play in for the benefit of the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Alaska and Washington. It was a great experience in one of my favorite places in the world and I'm glad I was able to share it with my family and some great guys and benefiting a great cause.
Please visit the Make-a-Wish website to see some of the stories of children who have benefited from the organization and the effect it's had on these children and their families.
Also a very, very cool story here about 18-year old Xander Bailey's wish to become a pro soccer player and his day as a Seattle Sounder, put together by Make-a-Wish and Sounders FC.
CL Race Tightens Up
With Yomiuri on a semi-skid, Hiroshima treading water, Chunichi playing pretty good ball and Hanshin playing really good ball the Central League race has tightened up considerably. All four teams are now within 4.5 games of each other and could probably end up finishing in any order 1-4.
Chunichi has been a little banged up, but are starting to get their players back. Yoshimi has returned and started a couple games, Araki is back and Luna and Hirata should be joining the ichi-gun team within the next couple weeks. In the meantime their replacements have been chipping in and Shuhei Takahashi has joined the big club.
The Dragons will face the Carp in six of their next nine games, important games in what is currently a battle for third and fourth in the standings.
Also, congratulations to Hitoki Iwase who increased his NPB all-time record for saves by picking up save No.400 in Chunichi's victory Saturday over Yomiuri.
Chunichi has been a little banged up, but are starting to get their players back. Yoshimi has returned and started a couple games, Araki is back and Luna and Hirata should be joining the ichi-gun team within the next couple weeks. In the meantime their replacements have been chipping in and Shuhei Takahashi has joined the big club.
The Dragons will face the Carp in six of their next nine games, important games in what is currently a battle for third and fourth in the standings.
Also, congratulations to Hitoki Iwase who increased his NPB all-time record for saves by picking up save No.400 in Chunichi's victory Saturday over Yomiuri.
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