Color Switcher
My websites
A bilingual websites dedicated to bring you the information on Major League Baseball players from Japan.
Japanese language blog about Boston Red Sox.
My work as graphic designer/web designer.
Personal blog that I've been keeping since 2002.
I like to eat. And taking photo of it.
Daigo’s readings- Red Sox loving this Daisuke Matsuzaka - BostonHerald.com Sunday, March 7, 2010
- Igawa Working to Be Pitcher Yankees Thought He Was - New York Times Sunday, March 7, 2010
- asahi.com（朝日新聞社）：10 Questions with Norichika Aoki - English Friday, March 5, 2010
- Roberto Barbon, Japan’s First Latin Baseball Player, Still Feels at Home - NYTimes.com Friday, March 5, 2010
- Boston Red Sox - With Bard, bar is raised - The Boston Globe Friday, February 19, 2010
- Mets' Japanese Pitchers Trying to Fit in Together - New York Times Friday, February 19, 2010
- Atchison returns to the Red Sox for a good reason - WEEI blog Rob Bradford Friday, February 19, 2010
- Keith Law on D&H: The 2010 Sox, the farm system, and ‘useless’ statistics - WEEI blog WEEI Thursday, February 18, 2010
- Papelbon applies tape, and gets back out there - Boston Globe Amalie Benjamin Wednesday, February 17, 2010
- Money player - Boston Globe Amalie Benjamin Sunday, February 14, 2010
Category Archives: Baseball
How will Japanese players fare in 2010, according to the Bill James Handbook
I was inspired by Boston Globe’s Chad Finn’s posting on Extra Bases blog called Some interesting numbers via Bill James , and decided to look up what the projections of Japanese players for the year 2010 from the 2010 edition of the Bill James Handbook.
According to James and his company, Ichiro will make History [...]
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Reading baseball news on mobile phones
After struggling for a while, I found that Google Reader is one of the best tools to keep being updated on the go. This is how I read news on Windows Mobile-based T-Mobile Shadow (awesome community site at AllShadows.com). Key is to be selective on what you subscribe. It can be easily out of hand. [...]
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Updating a mobile site, JapaneseBallPlayers.com/m
I’ve made both of my Japanese language WordPress websites into mobile ready sites. Thanks to Alex King’s WP-Mobile plugin. They are located at japaneseballplayers.com/podcats and go-redsox.com. Unfortunately, my phone is not Japanese language ready, so I was unable to se eit but a friend from Japan checked it out on his softbank phone and it [...]
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Progress report
I’ve added bunch of links today and organized the links into three categories that matter to me Baseball, News and Weather. I’ve also started experimenting with Google Ads (gulp) and such.
I’ve found couple more directory type website, so I figured to post it up here:
WAP Review
Pocket Optimized
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Random mobile links (favorite dump)
Google
Boston.com
NY Times
NHK World English
Zedge.net
allshadow
Twitter
Boston.com
Google
User Agent String
AlexKing.org/who
daigo.org
Watertown Weather.com
Weather Underground mobile
WUnd Watertown
Accuweather.com Watertown
m.flickr.com
Microsoft
MSN Popular mobile sites
Useful from PC:
User Agent Switcher for FireFox
Alex King’s WP mobile edition
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Purpose of this site
What I am hoping to get accomplished here is a mobile phone portal for baseball fans, like myself. Eventually for Japanese people, but I can’t read Japanese charactors with my phone, so it may take a while. I’ve got long way to go, I know, but I am going to get there…
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Great reading on Bobby Valentine, by Robert Whiting