Sunday, October 14, 2007
posted by IChiban at Sunday, October 14, 2007


I went to play golf with my co-workers today. We went to Patriot hills upstate, with a 1:20 tee time. Its been a while I have played, the last time I played was in Tainan-Taiwan. I was happy with my score, only about 35 strokes behind Tiger Woods. Not too bad for the 1st time in 3 yrs.

Here is the movie of one of the holes


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Wednesday, October 3, 2007
posted by IChiban at Wednesday, October 03, 2007


Golf is one of the hardest thing I have ever tried

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Friday, June 8, 2007
posted by IChiban at Friday, June 08, 2007


I have not blogged about my fav Yankee last night


Yankees 5 White Sox 1: Chien-Ming Wang was brilliant, going the distance while allowing only one run and six baserunners. Wang also struck out four as he cruised to an easy win, his fifth of the season.

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Monday, May 14, 2007
posted by IChiban at Monday, May 14, 2007

I played about four 16 pt games this weekend with Riceman. While I was playing I felt a leg cramp coming on and took it easy. After the game I told Riceman the IC 5 years ago would just play with the same intensity and probably be on the floor holding the leg in pain.

I have some internal bleeding on my lip when someone elbow me, also I have trouble getting up from a chair and walking up and down the stairs this weekend. My best friend was Salonpas (Japanese BenGay) this weekend, so with that said,


WHO IS PLAYING this weekend?

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Friday, May 11, 2007
posted by IChiban at Friday, May 11, 2007

It was apparent early that Chien-Ming Wang didn’t have it lst night . He was giving up flyballs, always a sign of trouble for him (reminder:SINKER), and missing his spots. Despite that, he could have escaped the initial damage if his defense had helped him out. Bobby Abreu made two bad plays in the outfield and Jorge Posada and Alex Rodriguez couldn’t complete a rundown. Suddenly, it was 4-1 and things got worse after that.

Inexplicably, Torre sent Wang out to pitch the seventh inning of a close game and by the time he left and Luis Vizcaino came in, it was 7-1. The Yankees got a run back in the bottom of the inning, but Vizcaino and Sean Henn combined to give up seven runs in the eighth to put the game completely out of reach.

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Monday, May 7, 2007
posted by IChiban at Monday, May 07, 2007

I was at the Yankee game on Saturday to see my Taiwanese bro Chien Ming Wang Mariners-Yankees game. I did not realize that Chien-Ming Wang was trying to throw a perfect game. After watching David Wells and David Cone each throw perfect games my heart can no longer take the excitement it brings, and whenever a Yankee pitcher is trying to make history.

I'm sure that everyone in Taiwan saw his every pitch, watching every game he appears in. Chien-Ming Wang is a national hero in Taiwan, so important, in fact, that he made the Time 100, in the category of Heroes & Pioneers. Whenever he pitches, the small country comes together, putting aside their political differences to cheer him on.

I can only imagine what it would have been like there had Wang actually pitched that perfect game. Pandemonium in the streets Green and the Blue celebrating as one, that would have been nice. We might even see "Wang for President" T-shirts, like how we see "Pedro for President" here in the USA.

Broussard broke up the perfecto, with a Home Run, quickly pulling himself together and finishing the eighth inning. After the game Wang claimed he didn't know he was pitching a perfect game until someone brought it to his attention, but he also said he didn't understand why no one would go near him when he was sitting in the dugout. He's still the Yankees ace and the pride of Taiwan, and definably my Yankee hero.

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