New Baltimore Orioles right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano says he joined the American League club for a chance to win Major League Baseball's World Series.

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Baseball: Tomoyuki Sugano aims to help Orioles contend for World Series

When Tomoyuki Sugano took the mound in the semifinals of the World Baseball Classic, pitching for Japan against the United States, it was a pretty good preview of what the major leagues might feel like.

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Tomoyuki Sugano’s Resume is Impressive, And the Orioles Hope the 35-Year-Old RHP Has Plenty in the Tank

Tomoyuki Sugano took a quick trip to Baltimore on Monday. He didn’t step foot inside Camden Yards, much less toe the rubber at Oriole Park, but he liked what he saw, loved what he heard and, perhaps just as important, enjoyed what he ate.
“Thought it was an incredible city.

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Sugano eager to pitch in the U.S., work with Adley ... and eat soft-shell crabs

When Tomoyuki Sugano pitched for Japan in the semifinals of the World Baseball Classic against the United States, it was a great preview of what the major leagues might feel like. “Having the opportunity to pitch at Dodger Stadium in the 2017 WBC against the American team was a dream come true,” he said through a translator. “That really solidified (my) feelings of wanting to pitch in the big leagues one day.” Now Sugano is heading to the major …

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Sugano has an impressive track record, and the Orioles are optimistic that he still has a lot to offer - Sports Al Dente

Tomoyuki Sugano waited years for the right opportunity to come to the United States to pitch for a major league team. He can wait a little longer for soft-shell crabs.

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Adley Rutschman and soft-shell crabs: Why Tomoyuki Sugano is excited for the Orioles

The Orioles made one necessary rotation upgrade this week, signing Tomoyuki Sugano to a $13MM deal on Monday. That should be the first of multiple starting pitching acquisitions. Sugano projects as a back-of-the-rotation arm at this stage of his career. The O's need for an ace persists. Baltimore addressed that last winter via trade. The O's acquired one year of control over Corbin Burnes for Joey Ortiz and DL Hall in what was GM Mike Elias' bol…

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Where Can The Orioles Turn For An Ace?

The Orioles made one necessary rotation upgrade this week, signing Tomoyuki Sugano to a $13MM deal on Monday. That should be the first of multiple starting pitching acquisitions. Sugano projects as a back-of-the-rotation arm at this stage of his career. The O's need for an ace persists. Baltimore addressed that last winter via trade. The O's acquired one year of control over Corbin Burnes for Joey Ortiz and DL Hall in what was GM Mike Elias' bol…

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Where Can The Orioles Turn For A Top-End Starter?

Tomoyuki Sugano, the 35-year-old Japanese right-hander who signed with the Orioles on Monday, appeared on a video conference call on Thursday night, which was early Friday morning in Japan. Sugano, who signed a one-year, $13 million contract, had a 136-75 record with a 2.45 ERA in 12 seasons with the Yomiuri Giants. Shawn Novak, one …

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Japanese right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano explains his decision to join Orioles and what he expects

Former MLB GM Jim Bowden discusses the Orioles offseason, Adley Rutschman and more on GCR Friday morning... The post Former MLB GM Jim Bowden Says Adley Rutschman’s Disappointing 2024 “Is The Best Thing That Could’ve Happened To Him” appeared first on GlennClarkRadio.com.

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