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Roki Sasaki Told Dodgers Having Japanese-Style Toilets Would Help Contract Decision
Per the Orange County Register's Bill Blunkett, team president and CEO Stan Kasten added Japanese-style toilets to the Dodgers' clubhouse amid a $100 million renovation because Sasaki said having such features could sway his decision of where to sign.
First, let’s start with the good. As Shusterman points out, “The splitter is still one of the best pitches in the world.” ...
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Japanese artist Takashi Murakami made the initial pitch at Dodger Stadium before the Dodgers vs. Marlins game. Then, he took ...
Yates left a two-strike splitter belt high off the plate, and Josh Smith swatted it the other way for a leadoff double. Yates ...
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It's another Monday edition of Baseball Bar-B-Cast where Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman recap the weekend in baseball. The ...
Oneil Cruz made history off Roki Sasaki, hitting his fourth leadoff home runs in April, the most in a month in Pirates ...
When Roki Sasaki maxed out at 94.1 mph on his four-seamer in the first inning of Saturday afternoon's contest against the ...
Roki Sasaki put together his longest start of the season, but the Dodgers' bullpen that was missing Blake Treinen couldn't ...
As first reported by the Orange County Register, it was revealed that an aspect of the Dodgers’ negotiation talks with Sasaki ...
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