This is Vunder's baseball coach, Nakagomisan. He was a professional baseball player for the Hanshin Tigers in Mainland Japan. Also, Nakagomi was on the team that won the World Series of Baseball in Taiwan. It is kind of cool, Nakagomisan is Vunder's personal pitching coach. In the words of the Great Nakagomi "We will make Vunder, stronger, faster, bigger, he will be the 6 million dollar Vunder!"Just kidding bro. We are blessed for Rob, next week he will be playing in his first Tournament here in Okinawa. Please pray that Rob will do a great job on the mound. Please leave an encouraging word for Rob below.Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Naha Samurai coach: Nakagomi
This is Vunder's baseball coach, Nakagomisan. He was a professional baseball player for the Hanshin Tigers in Mainland Japan. Also, Nakagomi was on the team that won the World Series of Baseball in Taiwan. It is kind of cool, Nakagomisan is Vunder's personal pitching coach. In the words of the Great Nakagomi "We will make Vunder, stronger, faster, bigger, he will be the 6 million dollar Vunder!"Just kidding bro. We are blessed for Rob, next week he will be playing in his first Tournament here in Okinawa. Please pray that Rob will do a great job on the mound. Please leave an encouraging word for Rob below.
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Hey Rob!
I pray you will do awsome! Thanks for being a blessing and for your kindness and encouragement while at Ginowan. I am back in CA. Flew in today, keep me in prayer, however you are led. Many Blessings!
Johanna-san
Woo hoo Rob! Good going! I'm so glad that you get to play baseball. Have fun at your first tournament! God bless your skills~
-Nicky
HAKUGAIJIN!!!!!! ROCK THE MOUND LIKE YOU`VE BEEN ROCKIN YOUR GUITAR SKILLZ! WELL BE ROOTIN` FOR YAH! MAY THE CATCHERS GLOVE MAKE THE SOUND>>> BUN BUN!BUN BUN! BUN BOONDER! Be Salt and Light!
I predict your season average will be 3.47 ERA, 12 wins 6 losses and 103 K's go knock 'em dead
I will draft you in my fantasy league next year, bro. You'll be the Ricky Martin of 2008! By the way, do I still get any translator fees or Japanese tutor royalties?
Go Voooooooonder!
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