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[OT] Japanese baseball
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[OT] Japanese baseball
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RE: [OT] Japanese baseball
Had some interesting discussions with Clark Griffith, the son of the former owner of the Twins, about Japanese baseball. He had been over there in the past with MLB dealing with TV rights for MLB baseball. We talked at the Yucatan Lions at Mexico City Tigers game in Mexico. He recognized a former Twins player for the Lions just by seeing his batting stance and we visited with the player after the game. Clark taught me how to use chopsticks at a Mexican restaurant in Mexico City.
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