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I saw an article on the Sankei Sports web site [Link] (Japanese only), stating that the Yokohama BayStars will cease publication of their monthly newsletter, with November, 2004 being the final issue.

I've seen the Yakult Swallows' monthly publication a few times (can't remember the name), but I can't recall seeing a Seibu Lions' newsletter in the times that I've been to Seibu Dome.

My question is, how many teams in NPB have monthly newsletters, and how many of you have seen or actually read them?
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Re: Team Newsletters
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Nov 24, 2004 11:18 AM ]

Looking through the team web sites, I only found two teams with official newsletters. The Fighters [Link] and the Giants [Link]. I'm sure there's probably more, too. The Marines also have an official mail report on their web site.
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Re: Team Newsletters
[ Author: Jingu Bleacher Bum | Posted: Nov 24, 2004 5:27 PM | YAK Fan ]

Sorry, I should've been more specific. I was looking to see how many teams "printed out" their newsletters. I receive the Yakult Swallows' monthly webzine e-mail, but as I recall, the content is different from the printed magazine I got. (BTW, if I remember correctly, I think the name of the Swallows' printed magazine is "Ondo"?)
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