Looking for Godzilla
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Re: Looking for Godzilla
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Jun 6, 2002 9:47 AM
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Check out these search results.
The player you are looking for is Hideki Matsui. And he's an outfielder for the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants, "Japan's team."
You can find rumors of players who may be crossing the Pacific in the Rumor Mill section, and Matsui comes up there often.
Does this help?
The player you are looking for is Hideki Matsui. And he's an outfielder for the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants, "Japan's team."
You can find rumors of players who may be crossing the Pacific in the Rumor Mill section, and Matsui comes up there often.
Does this help?
Re: Looking for Godzilla
[ Author: Guest | Posted: Jun 6, 2002 9:54 AM
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Yup thanks for the help!
Re: Looking for Godzilla
[ Author: Guest: Chuck Saden | Posted: Dec 12, 2002 7:56 PM
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If Godzilla signs with an American Team, we hope Hideki uses the song "Godzilla" when he comes to bat. The author of the song, Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser and his wife have been following this and would be thrilled if he used it.
Tino Martinez, when playing in New York, used Donald's tune "Don't Fear The Reaper" when coming to bat.
The song Godzilla, though, is much more menacing and will put fear in the opposing team and fire up the crowd!
Tino Martinez, when playing in New York, used Donald's tune "Don't Fear The Reaper" when coming to bat.
The song Godzilla, though, is much more menacing and will put fear in the opposing team and fire up the crowd!
Re: Looking for Godzilla
[ Author: Guest: Mariner Fan | Posted: Dec 13, 2002 4:03 AM
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I would prefer Hideki to come out to "Godzilla's theme" by Akira Ifukube. I like the Blue Oyster Cult song, but Godzilla without Ifukube-san is unthinkable.
Re: Looking for Godzilla
[ Author: Guest: Agent | Posted: Dec 21, 2002 9:35 PM
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Playing in New York, it is fitting to use the BOC tune as they are a band from New York City. It could be the best thing since the Tomohawk Chop!
(Don't make us bring our Boom Boxes
(Don't make us bring our Boom Boxes
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I'll try and get a name for you to help you out.
Thanks