The Washington Nationals has a catcher named Kurt Suzuki who is Japanese-American. He was born and raised in Hawaii. He's a nice looking guy, and it's interesting to see a real life catcher who is a little like Miyuki. This week the Washington Nationals won their game with the Houston Astros 5 - 4 in the World Series 2019. Kurt Suzuki on youtubeKurt Suzuki interview
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okay, thank you. I didn't know. sorry if I made an inappropriate remark. I did read the rules here but maybe I didn't pay enough attention. I really appreciate the information and your consideration. I appreciate this site a lot, and was happy to find it, and I appreciate the hard work that goes into a site like this. thank you
One thing, I've had a lot of trouble posting anything here. It seems like I have to wait days after just making one reply to someones comment before I can comment again. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. I haven't tried to make multiple posts back to back so I didn't understand. Anyway, thanks again.
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and he had to fall to avoid being hit in the head. he said, "That was close to my head so I fell over, but I was more surprised by the strength of his pitch,"
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PercyJacksonfan12 wrote:
It's sad but the author will probably make Inashiro win the game and Narumiya beat Raichi. I hope not, because I really like Yakushi. Just wondering but does anyone who watch this anime actually plays baseball?
It's sad but the author will probably make Inashiro win the game and Narumiya beat Raichi. I hope not, because I really like Yakushi. Just wondering but does anyone who watch this anime actually plays baseball?
Thank you for this interesting question. I'd like to know, too.
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please don't just say something like, "Sometimes other manga reading platforms have the missing chapters so you can check other sites out" without referencing where to find these other manga platforms. I've never found any other site that had those missing chapters, and I don't know anyone else who has either. If you know that they exist and where they are, please let the rest of us in on it. We would all be very graterful.
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