Should MLB teams value Japanese players differently after disappointments of Dice-K, others?
When America got its first look at Hideo Nomo’s contortionist act in1995, it set off a frenzy that changed Major League Baseball. After the Los Angeles Dodgers’ pitcher posted a 2.54 ERA and a league-leading 236 strikeouts to win the Rookie of the Year award and finish fourth in Cy Young voting, a race ensued among franchises to discover other baseball treasures across the Pacific Ocean in Japan …
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Dodgers seek victory in matchup with Astros
The Los Angeles Dodgers will try not to overlook major league baseball’s worst team, the Houston Astros, when they resume a three- game series tonight at Chavez Ravine.
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Marlins end 11-game losing streak
MIAMI (AP) — The Florida Marlins’ new 80-year-old manager still has the winning touch.
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