Horiemon Enters Pro Yakyu
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Re: Horiemon Enters Pro Yakyu
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Dec 7, 2005 8:56 PM
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- I'm really looking forward to reading about Nabetsune's reaction to this.
I second am looking forward to Nabestune's reaction to Horie entering Pro Yakyu, as he stated last year, like you mentioned, that he would enter over his dead body. It should make for an interesting situation. Nevertheless, I feel proud for Horie.
I second am looking forward to Nabestune's reaction to Horie entering Pro Yakyu, as he stated last year, like you mentioned, that he would enter over his dead body. It should make for an interesting situation. Nevertheless, I feel proud for Horie.
Re: Horiemon Enters Pro Yakyu
[ Author: Kiyoshi | Posted: Dec 8, 2005 2:18 AM
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It is hard to tell if Nabestune is dead or alive - quick take a pulse!
Re: Horiemon Enters Pro Yakyu
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Dec 8, 2005 2:47 PM
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- It is hard to tell if Nabestune is dead or alive - quick take a pulse!
These days it tough to tell what Nabestune is doing. We can't tell if he's alive or dead. He has criticized Rakuten owner Hiroshi Mikitani, Horie, and everyone in sight this year. Then at other times he doesn't look like he is alive at all. Sometimes he looks like he is avoiding everything by hiding and avoiding face.
Though, it will be interesting to hear his statement on the situation, after he created such a fuss last year about Horie.
These days it tough to tell what Nabestune is doing. We can't tell if he's alive or dead. He has criticized Rakuten owner Hiroshi Mikitani, Horie, and everyone in sight this year. Then at other times he doesn't look like he is alive at all. Sometimes he looks like he is avoiding everything by hiding and avoiding face.
Though, it will be interesting to hear his statement on the situation, after he created such a fuss last year about Horie.
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Tamura becomes the second professional athlete to join LiveDoor's management services after 21 year old female tennis player Nakamura Aiko. Basically, LiveDoor will take care of setting up a home page and blog for Tamura to communicate with fans, as well as manage his off-field activities, allowing Tamura to "concentrate on baseball" in his words.
Kojima-manager of LiveDoor says that neither Nakamura nor Tamura are finished products, but both have a great deal of potential.
Source: Nikkan Sports, December 6, 2005.
I'm really looking forward to reading about Nabetsune's reaction to this.