CPBL Foreign Player Salary Figures
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Re: CPBL Foreign Player Salary Figures
[ Author: shawnyakyuu101 | Posted: Mar 22, 2011 6:14 AM
]
Hello,
First and foremost I have the utmost sympathy in regards to the earthquake and tsunami that occurred in Japan. Next, I have questions that you may be able to help me answer. I have been looking in playing in Japan for the last year and a half and I have not been able to find the tryout dates. I have played amature and college baseball and never got an opportunity in the states. I was in contact with the Kishsu Rangers, but due to the natural disaster and their tryout for last year, I missed out. I am african american with sold stats. I also had an above average high school career at Thornwood High school class of 2003. I have video of hitting. Can you lead me in the right direction in finding the right contacts? pennington_23 at yahoo
Thanks,
Shawn
First and foremost I have the utmost sympathy in regards to the earthquake and tsunami that occurred in Japan. Next, I have questions that you may be able to help me answer. I have been looking in playing in Japan for the last year and a half and I have not been able to find the tryout dates. I have played amature and college baseball and never got an opportunity in the states. I was in contact with the Kishsu Rangers, but due to the natural disaster and their tryout for last year, I missed out. I am african american with sold stats. I also had an above average high school career at Thornwood High school class of 2003. I have video of hitting. Can you lead me in the right direction in finding the right contacts? pennington_23 at yahoo
Thanks,
Shawn
Re: CPBL Foreign Player Salary Figures
[ Author: mondejoe | Posted: Mar 23, 2011 3:44 AM
| YOK Fan
]
Can you post your hitting video on Youtube? Do you have stats? Have you played in the independent baseball leagues in the States?
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