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Saturday, November 18, 2006

Why Japanese Baseball players are so EXPENSIVE?

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[Why Japanese Baseball players are so EXPENSIVE?]

The baseball is very popular sport in Japan, and we have 12 different pro-
Japanese baseball teams. It is separated into 2 different leagues.

One is called "Se-League", and another one is called "Pa-League".

As you might know, there are some Japanese baseball players are currently
playing in America, and achiving great records.

Ichiro Suzuki

Matui Hideki

And, next year, there will be a Japanese plyaer, whose name is Matuzaka Daisuke
who is going to be playing at redsox.
Apparently, his contracted money is extremely EXPENSIVE, and many are wondering
why Japanese baseball players are gettng so expesive.

My consideration for this is that they have won the world champion ship in this year, and many people have realized that there are many good players who can play in America as well.

Anyway, if you are instested in watching baseball, remember the Japanese baseball player whose name is Matuzaka Daisuke.

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