So yesterday, my friend/co-worked calls me at 1:45pm, "Yo D, you're not going to believe this. I have two tickets to the WBC Championship
game that I can't use. Want 'em?"
Mind you, the game is at 6pm. It would take me a good 2 hours to get down there. I have two hours to find someone to go with me and
get down there.
It's Cuba v. Japan
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you shoulda seen my mom (japanese) and my grandpa (korean) talkin shit to each other on st. patrick's day.
that was kinda hectic.
anyway, yea, i was thinking about all the nationalism that is associated with these things and wondering how that would play out. sorry you got called some foul shit. im glad nobody got hurt though....that doesn't mean someone didn't deserve a good beatdown tho...
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there were a lot of cuban fans/supporters, but i didn't hear any foul stuff coming from them. same thing with the japanese fans/supporters. i'm sure it existed, i just didn't see/hear any of it.
what's interesting is japan wins the wbc, won the little league world series, yet japanese and japanese americans still won't be associated with great baseball play. know what i mean?
the racist stereotype: a black male on a college campus: must be a basketball player.
the racist stereotype: a japanese american male on a college campus: not a baseball player, but a computer science major.
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....even after the US lost, the guys on espn were saying that the wbc could never happen anywhere else besides the US, because nowhere else do you have "such great diversity"...and besides when it comes down to it, "baseball is still an AMERICAN sport."
god, i almost threw my tv out the window.
i'm still wondering when we'll see JA's playing in the wnba or nba. i know there's been some good guards on ncaa women's teams....but that's all i can think of.
what ever happened to onan masaoka? :p
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yeah, even cheating in two separate games couldn't keep the americans in the WBC. ha ha. ha.
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