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Hello, can anyone tell me if there is a way to send e-mail to a team? I just found out that someone I know is playing ball, and I would like to e-mail him. I'm in the U.S. and he's in Japan!!!!!

Thanks in advance
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[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: May 27, 2002 2:15 PM | YBS Fan ]

The only way I know of contacting teams and their players is listed here. Unfortunatly, pretty much all of the teams make contacting them via e-mail rather difficult as their official sites don't give any contact information whatsoever. Some have a form to fill out to enter a fan club. But then, Japanese literacy is a must, there are generally fees, and much of the correspondence is done via snail-mail.

I really wish I had something better to report.

The best thing would be to use this information to contact your friend, then have him send you his e-mail address privately.

One service I would love to provide the fans and players is a type of messaging service where fans can type in messages and I send them all off in a batch once a week or so to the teams. There are a lot of issues that would need to be worked out, so I don't see anything happening like this any time soon. But I can see benifits to both fans and players with such a system in place.

Well, gambare with contacting him.
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