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game report July 2, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Game Report: Lotte vs Seibu, 2 July

This game just ended and man am I stoked!  What a nailbiter!  In what has got to be in the running for the longest 12-inning Pa-League game in history at 5:43 (by my count), Lotte and Seibu combined for 17 runs and 27 hits, many bases-loaded situations, and piles of drama much like Rocky and …

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game report July 1, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Mini Game Report: Lotte vs Seibu, 1 July

I had started this report after last night’s game with Seibu but didn’t have a chance to finish it.  Well, after today’s great game I don’t really wish to dwell on Wednesday’s 11-6 loss to Seibu; hence, it’s only a mini-report. The positives:  Iguchi’s first inning RBI single, Imae’s big blasts in back to back …

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game report June 30, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Game Report: Lotte vs Seibu, 30 June

No photos today – no photos needed to illustrate the lovely, see-saw, extra-innings, dramatic 8-6 victory over Seibu in Tokorozawa tonight!  Thanks to gutsy play, great clutch hitting, and one dramatic swing by Saburo the Marines took the first game of three with the Lions and put themselves closer to the top half of the …

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game report June 21, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 24: Ending on a Good Note

After yesterday’s loss to the evil Kyojin I predicted a big Lotte win for today. Whaddya know, I got one right! Today, Lotte pounded out 9 runs on 11 hits – with 4 homers, too – as they won the last game of Interleague 2009 in the Tokyo Dome, 9-4. Around this time I would …

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game report June 20, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 23: Three Up, Three Down

Though the blog title typically means an inning where the batters are retired in order, today it also has a deeper, sadder meaning – after three consecutive wins last week, Lotte has now dropped three in a row including today’s 5-2 loss to the hated Giants. Lotte came out with guns blazing as leadoff batter …

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game report optimism June 14, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 20: Chiba Clutch City

Wow, what a well-played game for both teams! The final game of 2009 between Lotte and Hanshin (barring a 2005 Japan Series rematch) had it all – a pitching duel, great defense, unexpected plays, and best of all – a clutch hit to drive in the winning run in a 4-1 Marines victory. Lotte starter …

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game report June 13, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 19: Monsters of Makuhari

Who are these guys? Whoever they are, I like them – alot. After weeks of frustration, missed opportunities, and men left on base like unwanted promotional items, the Lotte offense has turned into the Monsters of Makuhari. In the past week, they’ve put up games of 9, 23, and now 9 runs again as they …

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game report June 5, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 13: History Repeating

Stop me if you’ve heard this before. Lotte starter {insert name} pitched quite well this evening versus {insert Central League team} – well enough to win most nights. Unfortunately, the offense didn’t give him much support, and Lotte succumbed to {insert Central League team} again, {final score}. For example: Lotte starter Ono pitched quite well …

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game report June 3, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 12: All Quiet on the Eastern Front

The Kyojin and Marines met up for battle again – not at Ypres, Verdun, or the Somme, but at Chiba Marine – to finish that which was left unfinished in Tuesday’s 0-0 tie. It’s baseball, though, not trench warfare – so why does it feel like a battle of attrition? Surely the good guys will …

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game report June 2, 2009March 20, 2016 by Steve Novosel

Interleague Game 11: In the beginning….

… there was nothing. In the end, too, apparently. That’s what is left after 12 innings and nearly 4 hours – and still the score is 0-0. Nothing. WARNING: Giants fans may not want to proceed further. This is a pure anti-Giants zone, always. Everyone’s free to read, of course, but keep in mind this …

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