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Help for an English Guy
Hi, I moved to Fukuoka with my Japanese wife and two children from London two years ago. My young son is mad about baseball and we have visited the Fukuoka Dome about 5 times. I intend to get season tickets for next season - so addictive is this sport. But I really need some help.

Where can I get English rules and resources for the Pacific League? Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Help for an English Guy
[ Author: 1908 | Posted: Aug 29, 2003 2:39 AM | HT Fan ]

Where can I get English rules and resources for the Pacific League?

Lucky for you, there's an entire English-speaking nation across the Pacific that's also crazy about baseball. I believe the rules govening NPB and MLB are virtually identical, so check out: MLB Offical Rules [MLB.com].

Another useful resource for new fans is Stats 101 [MLB.com].
Re: Help for an English Guy
[ Author: torakichi | Posted: Aug 29, 2003 11:36 PM | HT Fan ]

Excellent links. Thanks.
Re: Help for an English Guy
[ Author: Guest: chris | Posted: Aug 30, 2003 2:28 PM ]

Many thanks. I will start swotting now.

Regards
Chris.
Re: Help for an English Guy
[ Author: Satchel | Posted: Aug 30, 2003 4:29 PM ]

1908: This is off-topic, but I see you're from Chicago. Do you live in the city or the burbs? I'm in the south burbs (Orland Park). Good to see a fellow Illinoisan!
Re: Help for an English Guy
[ Author: 1908 | Posted: Aug 31, 2003 12:50 AM | HT Fan ]

Chris and Torakichi: No problem, you're welcome.- Do you live in the city or the burbs?

I live on the Northside, Satchel.
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