Masters League Addresses
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Re: Masters League Addresses
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Aug 14, 2003 8:49 PM
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That's a tough one. I've done a number of searches in Japanese, and the only Masters League site that is still up is 89master.com [in Japanese only]. Its teams page does not have any addresses for the five teams. Sorry.
Furthermore, looking through the team rosters, they appear to still be the 2002/3 season rosters. I'm not sure when the 2003/4 rosters will be announced.
Wish I had some better news for you. I assume you did see the 2003/4 season Masters League schedule. That's all I've got right now.
Furthermore, looking through the team rosters, they appear to still be the 2002/3 season rosters. I'm not sure when the 2003/4 rosters will be announced.
Wish I had some better news for you. I assume you did see the 2003/4 season Masters League schedule. That's all I've got right now.
Re: Masters League Addresses
[ Author: Guest: null | Posted: Nov 12, 2003 8:08 PM
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I looked at the rosters of the Masters League teams on the SkyPerfecTV web site and I found it quite interesting.
Orestes Destrade is back for another go around in the ML and two familiar foreigners are back as Carlos Ponce is playing for Hokkaido and Ralph Bryant is playing for someone also.
This league gets absolutely no publicity at all. I don't know which league is the most invisible in Japan - the Masters League, the Japanese Basketball League, or the Japanese Ice Hockey League. The sad part is that all three of these leagues have some great players, both foreign and Japanese, playing in them.
Orestes Destrade is back for another go around in the ML and two familiar foreigners are back as Carlos Ponce is playing for Hokkaido and Ralph Bryant is playing for someone also.
This league gets absolutely no publicity at all. I don't know which league is the most invisible in Japan - the Masters League, the Japanese Basketball League, or the Japanese Ice Hockey League. The sad part is that all three of these leagues have some great players, both foreign and Japanese, playing in them.
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Also, is there a list, in English, of some of the star players that currently play in the league?
Scott Boa
Ingersoll, Ontario (Canada)