USA vs. Japanese Collegiate All-Stars
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The USA vs. Japanese Collegiate All-Stars series, a five-game series between the top collegiate players from both countries, is an annual event for both countries and has become a staple for baseball fans in both nations. This marks the 36th year of the event.
"This series is a huge part of our player development during the summer," Paul Seiler, USA Baseball's Executive Director/CEO, says of the on-going series. "When you play Japan, you have to be ready. We are two countries who take our baseball very seriously."
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