Baseball——送给爱好棒球和即将爱好的朋友

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美国职棒中的球员，喜欢比赛中，嚼口香糖 和 吃瓜子。

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June 5th，2010

美国小P孩，在玩棒球。

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棒球小知识：双杀（Double Play）


DP/ Double Play = 双杀
守场员无失误而使攻队两名队员连续出局的防守行为叫“双杀”。

有两种“双杀”：

（A）双封杀：（Force Double Play）
两个封杀造成的双杀叫“双封杀”。

（B）封触双杀：（Reverse Force Double Play）
先用封杀，再用触杀造成的双杀叫“封触双杀”。

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某pizza店，2个棒球小人。

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2009年 MLB 状元Stephen Strasburg




基本資料

• 出生日期：1988年07月20日
• 身高體重：193公分　100公斤
• 投打習慣：右投右打
• 守備位置：投手
• 擅長球路：伸卡球、曲球、變速球
• 最快球速：103 mph (約166公里)
• 出生地點：美國加州聖地牙哥
• 最高學歷：美國San Diego State University
• 職棒選秀：2009年美國職棒華盛頓國民隊第一輪第1順位
• 原文姓名：Stephen James Strasburg

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Yale Fan Picks Harvard

His name is Yale, but he’s going to Harvard. Actually, his full name isYale W. Fan.
The Yale Alumni Magazine blogtracked down the Oregon teen and asked why someone with the very name of the school would choose its biggest Ivy League rival.
Fan, who is part of Harvard's incoming freshman class, was not actually named for the university. Yale is just phonetically similar to his Chinese name, he told Yale alum Mark Alden Branch.
His Chinese name is Ye, part of shiye, which means undertaking, he told the Harvard Crimson, but his parents decided it was too short, so they added al in the middle.
And he told the Crimson that he hadn't seriously considered attending Yale.He told the Yale alumni blogger that he chose Harvard as a “compromise” that “combines the strong math and physics programs of Princeton with the curricular flexibility of Yale.”
""When I introduce myself to people, people like to ask, 'Do you want to go to Yale?'" Fan said. "I had never really seriously considered it until this year because I had only thought of [Yale] as a law school...and I only decided to apply to Harvard last year."
He is, however, a Yale fan.
“Yale is exceptional in the general quality of life and happiness of its students,” he told Yale.

PS：
据说，是Harvard故意要他的。
申请学校，要讲究策略。

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天才小史 14次三振的處女秀

大家都很肯定天才小史(史特拉斯堡 Stephen Strasburg)的K功及火球魅力，所差的也不過就是在大聯盟印證吧！

天才小史 (史特拉斯堡 Stephen Strasburg)14次三振的處女秀

果不其然，這位天才小史(史特拉斯堡 Stephen Strasburg)初登板就以14K的紀錄拿下大聯盟首勝，7局14次三振 這個可是一點都不簡單！匹茲堡海盜先發九棒打者通通吃老K！下場前連續解決10個人次，其中有8K！最後七名打者連續被三振出局！沒有保送，只用了94顆 球。真的是堪稱完美的處女秀。




PS：
K = 三振出局

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[漫长九年]  钢之炼金术师   最终话  NO.108

纪念一下！ :)

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〈MLB〉選秀狀元無意外　國民選Harper

June 8， 2010

為期3天的大聯盟新人選秀於今天(8日)展開，毫無意外的，連續2年擁有第1順位選秀權的華盛頓國民，喊出了Bryce Harper的名字，讓他成為史上首位二年制學院出身的選秀狀元。

年僅17歲，卻擁有超齡球技的Harper，為選秀史上最受注目的球員之一。原本明年才會從高中畢業，才有資格在選秀會中被選的Harper，在他的顧問、超級經紀人Scott Boras的運作下，去年提前離開高中，前往二年制的南內華達學院修課並參加棒球隊訓練、比賽，以高中同等學力的資格，於今年提早1年參加選秀。




去年以第1順位選上Stephen Strasburg的國民，今年同樣握有第1順位選秀權，他們也毫無意外地選了右投左打的Harper，而他的合約預計會超過Srasburg去年創紀錄的4年1510萬美元大聯盟合約。

Harper能擔任捕手，不過國民總經理Mike Rizzo表示，他們不要讓Harper面臨學習擔任捕手這個較困難守備位置的壓力，而會讓他擔任外野手，專心在打擊上面發展，也能讓他更快上到大聯盟。Harper也說，他們要他守任何位置他都可以，他只想著登上大聯盟。




大聯盟將在3天之內完成全部50輪的選秀，第1輪、包含首輪補償選秀，已經在今天全部完成，總共39名球員被選上。各球隊必須在8月15日之前，與選上的球員簽約，否則就喪失該球員權利，只能獲得次年同順位選秀權補償。

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2010年5月31日早晨，正在日本访问的中国总理温家宝来到东京代代木公园晨练，与日本民众一起跑步、做广播体操、打太极拳，并与东京上智大学的学生一起切磋棒球技艺。

　　早上6点，晨曦中的代代木公园树木葱茏，绿草成荫。2007年访日时，温家宝就曾在这里晨练，并与日本民众交谈。温家宝说，“我一直忘不了那一次同日本民众的交流。”今天，他再次来到这里，依旧穿着那身有北京奥运会标志的运动服和一双白色的球鞋。

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A management cult in Japan
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A Japanese book about Peter Drucker and baseball is an unlikely hit
[size=1.1em]Jul 1st 2010 | TOKYO
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[size=1.1em]An unexpected management blockbuster

[size=1.3em]ZOFF, a maker of cheap, chic glasses in Tokyo’s trendy Harajuku district, is hardly a place you would expect to find dedicated followers of management theory. But one day its boss, 38-year-old Takeshi Ueno, came into a staff meeting waving a book about baseball with the picture of a gamine schoolgirl on the cover. It had the clunky title: “What if the Female Manager of a High-School Baseball Team read Drucker’s ‘Management’”. Mr Ueno told his staff to read it. Satoko Osanai, his sales manager, did.
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[size=1.3em]Like many young businesswomen across Japan this year, Ms Osanai became an instant fan—not of baseball, but of the late management guru, Peter Drucker. After reading the book, she says, she started treating colleagues and customers differently. As news of the novel travelled from office to café to home, its sales topped 1m. According to the publisher, the cutesy manga cover was aimed more at attracting salarymen than women. Yet almost half of the buyers have been female. What’s more, sales for Drucker’s original works, such as “Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices”, published in 1973, have soared. Some 300,000 copies of the book have sold in the past six months, compared with 100,000 copies in the previous 26 years.
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[size=1.3em]The unlikely catalyst for this cultish enthusiasm is a fictional teenager called Minami. Like many high-school girls in Japan, she becomes the gofer for the baseball team’s male coach. Unlike many of her compatriots, she is the kind of girl, as the book says, who leaps before she looks. Horrified by the team’s lack of ambition, she sets it the goal of reaching the high-school championships. She stumbles upon Drucker’s 1973 book, and it helps her turn the rabble into a team.
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[size=1.3em]Drucker’s advice to focus on clear and measurable goals has resonated deeply in a country where the most common management injunction is gambare, which loosely (and unhelpfully) means “push yourself”. Drucker, who loved Japan as much as he was confounded by it, would have been thrilled. A year before his death in 2005, he gave prophetic warning that Japanese firms might soon be overtaken by rivals from South Korea, China and India. He urged them to brace for competition by working out what they were good at, what they should not do and what their values were.
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[size=1.3em]Not much of his advice has been heeded. Though some young outfits such as Zoff are razor-sharp, others remain corporate octopuses squeezing the life out of Japanese business. Women remain an underused asset: only 61% of them work, their average income is less than half that of men and they occupy barely 1% of boardroom seats. If Drucker, with the help of a headstrong teenager, can posthumously change that, it would be his greatest gift to Japan.

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