In the annals of baseball history, there is one home run hitter whose name stands above the rest: Sadaharu Oh, his 868 home ...

The Tokyo Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs is a full circle moment for Japanese baseball.

Ichiro Suzuki was having his typical day on a baseball field in 2000, putting on a power display during batting practice ...

Suzuki isn’t the first Japanese star to hone his hitting skills with a samurai sword, either. Famed slugger Sadaharu Oh was known to do the same, and considering he hit a record 868 professional home ...

But it’s not the first time a Japanese superstar has used a sword as a training method. Legendary Nippon Professional Baseball player Sadaharu Oh, who hit 868 home runs over the course of his career, ...

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In 2014, Nomo was elected to the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame, becoming the third player (Victor Starffin and Sadaharu Oh) selected in their first year of eligibility and the youngest player to join ...