The Yankees of the East - A Brief History of the Yomiuri Giants 

Hey, sorry for the audio issues in the last minute of the video. LSS, the original export from audacity didn't get the whole thing for some reason, so I had to re-export to add the old part. I was exhausted so I didn't catch it. It will be fixed when I do the re-mastered supercut. Thanks for understanding.

There needs to be a biopic about Starffin. What a story he had.

The Yankees of the East indeed. While they are the team everyone loves to hate and the team almost every kid in Japan wants to play for, it can't be disputed that the Tokyo Giants are the crown jewel club of Japanese baseball. Oh, Sawamura, Nagashima, Hara, Matsui, Kurosawa, Hirose, Harimoto, Starffin, Cromartie, Abe, Uehara, Sugano, Sakamoto, and so on. They are NPB's gold standard for success and its not hard to see why.

This was such an awesome video! As a life long SF Giants fan, this video made me proud of the Giants name.

Been trying to dive into NPB since this trip I’m on in Japan right now has opened my eyes to how fun games here are. It’s incredibly hard to find English content about Japanese baseball, so I’m happy to have found your channel and will be going through all the content. Cheers

I'm loving these videos on all the NPB teams, thanks for making them!!

Kurosawa's #4 is a rather powerful parallel to Lou Gehrig's #4.

I’m an SF Giants fan but I guess I have now become a Tokyo Giants fan as well 😂

They only need 5 more Japan Series championships to tie the Yankees

Has anyone found the 1994 Japan Series broadcast that ran on tape delay in the USA? That'd be an amazing get as that nears its 30th anniversary.

Star of the Giants theme intensifies!

Sore! (3x) (Cheers) (Plays Fighting Spirit) The Team of Hideki Matsui. But I freakin hate them as a Baystars fan.

Thanks so much for your always-amazing videos! You might already know by know but “Eiji” is pronounced like “Ayjee.” Keep up the awesome work, and I can’t wait for the next video!

AMAZING LOGO TOO

DAMN GIANTS