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Free Agency for Japanese Players
How many years does it take for a Japanese player to become a free agent and play in MLB? Did Hideo Nomo became a free agent or he was sold to the Los Angeles Dodgers Organization?
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Re: Free Agency for Japanese Players
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Jun 6, 2004 11:39 PM
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- How many years does it take for a Japanese player to become a free agent and play in MLB?
Try these Google search results on this site for a direct answer to your question, or these Google search results to cover the Posting Sytem with Free Agency (which should answer the follow up question you should have).
- Did Hideo Nomo became a free agent or he was sold to the Los Angeles Dodgers Organization?
Please read "The Meaning of Ichiro" by Robert Whiting. It'll fill you in on all of the details behind the Nomo defection.
Try these Google search results on this site for a direct answer to your question, or these Google search results to cover the Posting Sytem with Free Agency (which should answer the follow up question you should have).
- Did Hideo Nomo became a free agent or he was sold to the Los Angeles Dodgers Organization?
Please read "The Meaning of Ichiro" by Robert Whiting. It'll fill you in on all of the details behind the Nomo defection.
Re: Free Agency for Japanese Players
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Jun 6, 2004 11:47 PM
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- Did Hideo Nomo became a free agent or he was sold to the Los Angeles Dodgers Organization?
Nomo retied from Japanese baseball. Nomo then signed with the Dodgers in 1995.
Nomo retied from Japanese baseball. Nomo then signed with the Dodgers in 1995.
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