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Managers flesh out All-Star squads

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Managers flesh out All-Star squads
On 2009-7-8 The Daily Yomiuri wrote:
Let the debate begin.

The Central and Pacific League managers for this summer's All-Star series announced their complete squads on Monday, and their choices reflect different visions about the game, with one skipper opting for experience and fame.


[Full Article: http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/sports/20090707TDY20304.htm]
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Re: Managers flesh out All-Star squads
[ Author: Guest: Mike Braun | Posted: Jul 17, 2009 1:18 PM ]

The All Star games are great for fans (especially kids)!
Re: Managers flesh out All-Star squads
[ Author: Guest: guest | Posted: Jul 18, 2009 3:08 PM ]

Great for fans? Yeah, if you are a Carp fan!
Re: Managers flesh out All-Star squads
[ Author: Guest: Mike Braun | Posted: Jul 24, 2009 7:47 AM ]

I'm actually a Milwaukee Brewers fan, and a fan of all Japanese baseball teams.
Re: Managers flesh out All-Star squads
[ Author: Guest: guest | Posted: Jul 24, 2009 12:11 PM ]

I'm a fan of good players, which is why I'm not interested in the All-Star game in Japan. The reason I said "If you're a Carp fan" is the Carp players ran away with the voting this year because one of the games is being played in Hiroshima and there was a big push to vote for Carp players. The reality is the Carp are having a disappointing year and having several of their players get so many votes is a joke.
Re: Managers flesh out All-Star squads
[ Author: Guest: Mike Braun | Posted: Jul 25, 2009 1:57 AM ]

I agree that there was ballot box stuffing or whatever by Carp fans, and that the selection process should be modified. The same has happened in Major League Baseball, as well as the NBA and NFL.
Your point is well taken.
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