Arriving At My Brand New Team In Japan 

Who are “some people”? Kidding.

The content is going to be legendary!!!

I love sinks!

It’s going to be amazing

The baseball stores alone are legit. I knew he would find a sweet Japanese glove.

Agree

Mad fax

I wish we got more. He should be making a Documentary, camera following him everywhere.

truuue, japanese series are always the best, pewdiepie's is also really relaxing

on god

It’s like they see who he is and know he’s a crazy hardworking, great talent in the game on baseball. Maybe he’s really weird… but you don’t have to be his friend, just deserves to be on a Diamond imo

@@calvinhedges2909 Shame on MLB for being so fricken"woke" many teams need starting [itching and here is one of the best in the game and he can't get signed here in America!!

@@brucetowell3432 it’s not that the mlb doesn’t want him bc they’re “woke”. They simply don’t like how outspoken he is against some of the mlb policies and rules. If anything he’s the “woke” one.

They are respectful with everyone. I wouldn't say its anything special with Trevor

@@nigward3966 Well you just admitted it!!! "they do not like how out spoken he is"...that's the way this whole political administration is!!! SHUT UP STAY QUIET!!! No man, you need to waker up and smell the roses, the folks that SPEAK OUT are AGAINST wokeness!! Why do you think the Cleveland Indians did away with Indians and became "Guardians"??? The Cleveland baseball organization does EVERYTHING it can to say with the "woke" culture of how things are going. Our way or the highway. We need PITCHING< have 2 of our starters on the disabled list and now we see Bauer playing for Japan, he's been convicted of NOTHING!!!!

They have baseball stores exactly like that in the states

yea but they dont all speak japanese here if any none in the US lol

was thinking the same during the watch, culture shock for sure

Respect. Look at how clean the streets and subway are. Incredible. There is a reason but if I mention it, I will be called unpleasantries for stating obvious facts.

for us it might be sketchy but that's normal in japan because land/commercial property is expensive as heck so any place they can put a store they will.

There are baseball stores in the us that are similar to that. However they sure as hell are not nice enough to break in your glove for u

@@blankname6629 I had a store here in South Florida where they would break in your gloves if you asked. Might’ve been an extra charge for that though, I was a kid lmao gotta ask my dad

@@John2000sBaby that is awesome wish I would have had a store like that near me

Same 😂

Right, unlike our sports that are shoving political bullshot down America throats

Absolutely Japanese baseball rocks. It’s a shame baseball has fallen so far in America behind basketball and football. It’s nice to see a country where baseball is the national sport.

@@Jon_Bonds_Jovi True but I think he's making the best of the situation that he's in. I think he's very lucky to play pro still even though it's in Japan. The MLB teams just didn't want to deal with the media headache that Trevor would bring. And it's not because of his skill.

@@Jon_Bonds_Jovi Watch how fast that respect comes back after dominating in the NPB for a season! Starting pitching is everything in MLB!! They will be calling!

You can't explain to haters man. We know how fast they will be calling

@@afdkj your mean like a champions league soccer type tournament.

@@afdkj how does this scenario work? Every country except the mlb champs can add other players to their rosters?

@@afdkj Well if you can find an MLB team with only American born/naturalized players on it sure.

Japan national sport is baseball. High school baseball is huge where the whole country follows. Nothing like the u.s. you need to watch the baseball anime

Thanks for taking me/us on this journey with you. Again, no matter where you play, I’m a huge fan.

If only he had signed with the Dragons.

Agree so much with this comment. It’s been my lifelong dream since i have been little to go to Japan to watch a baseball game, it’s number one on my bucket list. I’m a diehard dodger fan and wanted so badly for Bauer to stay with us, now maybe this is my reason to go now!

Nope. Not me.

Trevor Bauer is the GOAT of baseball hands down! He does more for Baseball than any other human being ever! Free Trevor Bauer now!

He's rich. I'd have a smile on my face too.😊

You misunderstand a little. The reason the ratings for the WBC were so great was because Ohtani was in the game. For the past two years, there has not been a day that Ohtani has not been mentioned on TV in Japan. He is so famous that even people who don't know anything about baseball know about him.

@@hiroo60321 baseball is still japans number one sport (about 45% say it is their favorite in proportion to the WBC numbers) over double the next popular, baseball is only 3rd now in america, plus our best players dont care about the wbc

@@LordBurger It is true that it is the most popular sport. But no one watches NPB now. Because 30 years ago it was on TV every day, but now it is not on TV at all. It is the same in Japan that people are losing interest in baseball.

@@hiroo60321 ？

@@hiroo60321 There is no such thing as content that all Japanese people are interested in. As a matter of fact, npb is the most watched sports league in Japan. Your standards are like those of the Showa era, when there was no entertainment.

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@@user-wt1mo6yo3u Let's speak English.

​@@KR-ek2ub 「一平」さんのような人に払う " お金 " がないねん 🤫 そやさけぇ～「英語」勘弁してなぁ～ 😭

@@user-wt1mo6yo3u Shohei can speak English without Ippei.

@@KR-ek2ub お前、面倒くさい「日本人」やなぁ～

I wonder why they’re big on cash there and they’re trying to get rid of it here.

@@Tward2929 Japan is slowly moving toward pay apps and the younger generation is using. However, older people stay away from these and pay with cash. Bills are common to get direct pay from bank accounts, but we have to pay the transfer fee along with the total due on some bills. When paying for bills that are not direct pay, we get the bill in the mail and pay at covenant stores. These transactions take only cash. Small Mom and Pops shops are cash only. Big chain stores and clubs have moved to pay apps, credit cards along with cash. While other places require a minimum Y10,000 ($100 US) purchase before using a credit card. Also, the pre paid train pass cards (like Trevor's PASMO) can be use at some restaurants, drug stores and most vending machines. CASH is still KING in Japan... for Now!

I lived in Japan little over 10 years in my Navy days, Sasebo and Yokosuka. Was defiantly a adjustment, took getting used to. 1992 - 1998 Then again in Yokosuka 2002 -2007. When I first got there didn't have all those phone apps to help. Trying to figure out the trains was a night mare at first. Restaurants weren't as bad. Once you get used to it. It's pretty easy.

@@Tward2929 The major reason why cashless payment does not penetrate is that counterfeit bills are difficult to circulate. Holograms are used for Japanese money, and the only technology in the world is used, so the credibility is extremely high. There are also reasons why it is not so popular because there are many elderly people and there is no need to move to cashless as counterfeit bills are circulating like in China.

NPB player you mean

@@bm1x718 make no mistake he is one of the top tier mlb players. He just happens to be playing in Japan atm.

The minor league complex DOC is in Yokosuka,the same city US Navy base.

They do. Not a lot but they do exist.

@@scsmith4604 Ive never seen one, have seen and been to some small "mom & pop" stores but they also had hockey, lacrosse, tennis and a few other sports gear etc. Haven't seen or heard of a baseball specific store, that provides that quality of glove to position specific leathers, pockets, laces, thickness etc or a machine/employee that breaks in and steams the gloves. I wish they were more popular and more stores or companies offered that level of attention to detail, quality products, knowledge of the equipment and what/why/how a certain glove, bat, sole of the cleats being able to flex/twist etc . I think it'd make the sport that much better and players understand/learn the individual positions that much better in the fundamental years/leagues goin into high school, college, summer/fall leagues. Not to mention, personally I just think that type of store is super cool!

@@C-24-Brandan they were quite common until about 2008. but most started disappearing due to online shopping. places like japan B&M shopping is far more common still so they're able to survive there.

You have to order everything nowadays especially in some states and Canada,Canada really has it bad,I sell used bats and the amount of people willing to pay 40$ for shipping tells me they have no where to go up there

Best thing is that's just a small one in a relatively quiet neighborhood. There are baseball stores the size of a regular Dick's downtown. I don't know about Yokohama, but I walked into one inside a mall in Tokyo. It's well worth the experience.

Same here brother! Was on the uss kitty hawk

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You just gotta watch out for those missiles from North Korea!

Hopefully it does him some good and instills some humility.