2006 Playoffs Schedule?
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2006 Playoffs Schedule?
Is there a schedule out for the playoffs?
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Re: 2006 Playoffs Schedule?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Sep 29, 2006 8:57 AM
| YBS Fan
]
Yes, there is.
Stage 1
Oct. 7 (Sat) 13:00 Seibu Dome
Oct. 8 (Sun) 13:00 Seibu Dome
Oct. 9 (Mon) 13:00 Seibu Dome (Sports Day - national holiday)
Stage 2
Oct. 11 (Wed) 18:00 Sapporo Dome
Oct. 12 (Thu) 18:00 Sapporo Dome
Oct. 14 (Sat) 18:00 Stage 1 Winner's Home
Oct. 15 (Sun) 18:00 Stage 1 Winner's Home
Nippon Ham goes into Stage 2 with a win in the first to win 3 series. Also, the winner of Stage 1 gets to host the last two games of Stage 2, unlike all of the games being played at the first place finisher's park in the past.
Stage 1
Oct. 7 (Sat) 13:00 Seibu Dome
Oct. 8 (Sun) 13:00 Seibu Dome
Oct. 9 (Mon) 13:00 Seibu Dome (Sports Day - national holiday)
Stage 2
Oct. 11 (Wed) 18:00 Sapporo Dome
Oct. 12 (Thu) 18:00 Sapporo Dome
Oct. 14 (Sat) 18:00 Stage 1 Winner's Home
Oct. 15 (Sun) 18:00 Stage 1 Winner's Home
Nippon Ham goes into Stage 2 with a win in the first to win 3 series. Also, the winner of Stage 1 gets to host the last two games of Stage 2, unlike all of the games being played at the first place finisher's park in the past.
Re: 2006 Playoffs Schedule?
[ Author: Guest: L | Posted: Sep 30, 2006 1:26 AM
]
I am a Dragons fan. So, when would they be playing. Also when do the playoffs end?
Re: 2006 Playoffs Schedule?
[ Author: Jbroks86 | Posted: Sep 30, 2006 1:10 PM
| SFT Fan
]
Since there is no playoff system in the CL, the Dragons would not play until the Nippon Series.
Nippon Series?
[ Author: Guest: mIKE | Posted: Oct 4, 2006 12:58 AM
]
When does the Nippon Series start? How many games is in this series?
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