Japanese art star Takashi Murakami is teaming up with Major League Baseball for its upcoming Tokyo games in a new ...

The first thing Japanese pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano did when he reported to the Orioles' spring training camp was set his sights on winning the World Series.

To call Koyo Aoyagi’s last 48 hours eventful would be an understatement. The 31-year-old side-armer arrived in the United States for the first time on Friday morning and quickly joined his new ...

"That means wrestling for the top international companies as well. We've sent talent to New Japan Pro Wrestling. We've sent stars all over the world, to England to Rev Pro [Revolution Pro ...

has been making waves since his breakout year in 2021 in the Japan Professional Baseball League (JPPL). As a 19-year-old, he posted a 1.84 ERA over 16 starts. He also shined in the World ...

We tried to play pro baseball in Japan… and it was harder than we ever imagined! ⚾💨 From insane pitching speeds to next-level strategies, this was a wild ride. Can we survive on the field?

who has kept his ERA under 3.15 in two of his last three seasons in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball Organization, provides Washington with plenty of options. Shinnosuke Ogasawara ...

Yunior Marte, who last threw in the major leagues in 2024 with the Philadelphia Phillies, agreed to terms to pitch for Nippon Professional Baseball's Chunichi Dragons. He'll join another former ...

and Venezuela and this year for the first time features a team representing Japan. The Venezuelan team in the tournament is 2024–25 Venezuelan Professional Baseball League winner Cardenales de ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Newly-elected Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Ichiro Suzuki talks to reporters during a news conference ...

a Venezuelan native who was the first non-Japanese player with 2,000 hits in the Nippon Professional Baseball League. Tune in on Monday to find out which of these teams gets the victory.

One of the most talented shortstops in Nippon Professional Baseball history, Yoshida retired in 1969 after having 1,864 hits and 350 stolen bases in his 17-year career, all with the Tigers.