and Venezuela - the four members of the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation - will each send the winner of their respective winter leagues to compete in the Caribbean Series 2025. Japan ...

The Dominican Republic, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Venezuela — the four members of the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation ... Caribbean Series 2025. Japan, a special guest ...

Spring Training is basically fake baseball. Think about it ... and he also probably will not make the majors due to him not even being able to cut it in Japan, but man imagine if he does. He would ...

The Tokyo Yakult Swallows of Nippon Professional Baseball have signed right-hander Pedro Avila, according to multiple reports out of Japan. Avila elected free agency in January rather than ...

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 ...

Some players from a professional baseball team have admitted to gambling on an online casino, following the revelation that Orix Buffaloes pi･･･ ...

Jorge Alfaro crushes a three-run home run over the batters eye in center field for his first home run of Spring Training ...

The Tokyo Yakult Swallows of Nippon Professional Baseball have signed right-hander Pedro Avila, according to multiple reports out of Japan. Avila elected free agency in January rather than ...

Sasaki set the Japanese high school record with 140 career home runs and opted out of Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball league draft to play college ball in the United States.

(Kyodo) TOKYO (Kyodo) -- All 12 Nippon Professional Baseball teams began their spring training workouts Saturday, with many of them in indoor facilities due to bad weather. Seven teams started ...

Sasaki is loving the bike, just as he is loving everything about his unprecedented start in NCAA baseball. Sasaki likely would have been the top overall pick in the Nippon Professional Baseball Draft.

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.