Written in SPORTS on 6/28/2024 · 6:12 PM
Mexicali, Baja California.- It was last June 19 when the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation (CBPC), confirmed that Japan will be one of the teams invited to the Caribbean Series 2025 based in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. More than 10 days after that news, there is no turning back and Japan Breeze has already signed the agreement to debut in said tournament.
The document that accredits the Japanese as the next participants was signed by Juan Francisco Puello Herrera, Commissioner of Professional Baseball of the Caribbean; Erwin Miyasaka, CFO of Japan Breeze; and Toma Irokawa, general manager of the organization.
This is a historic moment for Japanese baseball. Participating in a tournament of this magnitude will allow us not only to demonstrate our skills, but also to promote cultural and sporting exchange. For Japan Breeze, being part of the Caribbean Series is an honor and an invaluable opportunity to show the talent and passion for the baseball we have in Japan. We are eager to compete and learn from our Caribbean colleagues,” commented Erwin Miyasaka.
Without a doubt, the Asian squad is one of the favorites, since its base of players will be composed of various leagues, including the Japan Independent Baseball League, Nippon Professional Baseball, Japan Enterprise Baseball League y la Japanese Baseball Amateur League.
Juan Francisco Puello Herrera did not hide his enthusiasm and hopes that this type of agreement will be part of the inclusion he needs. ‘The King of Sports’“Japan’s inclusion in the Caribbean Series is an exciting and strategic step for baseball in our region. We hope that this participation will not only raise the level of competition, but also strengthen the ties between our leagues and cultures,” he said.
The authorities of the Caribbean Confederation revealed the news
Due to the high level of the Caribbean Series, the leader of Japan Breeze understands that the test will not be easy and they will seek to play a great role in the tournament.
“This is a historic moment for Japanese baseball. Participating in a tournament of this magnitude will allow us not only to demonstrate our skills, but also to foster cultural and sporting exchanges,” he said after signing the agreement.
The Caribbean Series will get underway at the ‘Nido’ stadium of the Mexicali Eagles from January 31 to February 7, dates that will undoubtedly be a true sports festival.
Source: Tribune.
2024-06-29 01:19:39
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