Asian Baseball History and Culture is Our Passion

So how can English speakers follow Asian baseball? There are now numerous ways to track professional baseball in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan even if you don’t read the native languages. Let’s look at each country in turn.

This week Bill Nowlin tells us about the 2008 Opening Series between the Red Sox and A’s.

Former baseball player Baek In-chun passed away late last week at the age of 82 in Cheonan, South Korea. Baek had a 20 year career in NPB under the name “Jinten Haku” and then played in the KBO’s first three seasons.

Join Russ Speiller and Dan Kwong as they talk about SABR’s Manzanar Baseball Project, life and baseball in the camp, and rebuilding the camp’s baseball field.

Every Monday morning we will post an article from SABR’s award-winning books Nichibei Yakyu: Volumes I and II. Each will present a different chapter in the long history of US-Japan baseball relations. This week Coop Daley and Robert Fitts tells us about the final MLB vs NPB All-Star series.

This week Robert Fitts tells us about Hideki Matsui’s triumphant return to Japan with the 2004 New York Yankees.

Asian Baseball Committee member Mark Kozlevcar tells us about the time he worried thousands of Korean baseball fans!

Every Monday morning we will post an article from SABR’s award-winning books Nichibei Yakyu: Volumes I and II. Each will present a different chapter in the long history of US-Japan baseball relations. This week Trevor Raichura tells us MLB-Japan All-Star series.

Every Monday morning we will post an article from SABR’s award-winning books Nichibei Yakyu: Volumes I and II. Each will present a different chapter in the long history of US-Japan baseball relations. This week Roberta Newman focuses on the 2002 MLB-Japan All-Star series.

Sion Ahn discusses the Senior- Junior dynamic in KBO