These days, Don Nomura, the man who changed baseball forever, lives in Hawaii. The isolated island chain in the middle of the Pacific is a fitting, poetic place for the 67-year-old, silver-haired ...

In what might be one of the coolest hobby announcements that we’ve seen in the last twenty years, Topps recently announced that the first licensed Hideo Nomo autographs since 2005, would be released ...

On February 13, 1995, the Los Angeles Dodgers signed star Japanese pitcher Hideo Nomo to a Minor League contract that included a $2 million signing bonus. The deal was made possible due to a loophole ...

Last season, Bednar had a 31.1% whiff rate — which ranked in MLB's 89th percentile — and the splitter came in at 36.2%.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have a rich history of international signings, which Hideo Nomo is part of as the first Japanese-born player in Major League Baseball. Nomo was originally signed by the Dodgers ...

SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego Padres have hired Hideo Nomo as an adviser to baseball operations to help expand their presence in the Pacific Rim. Nomo was the first Japanese player to permanently move to ...

in a recent episode of the "Refuse to Lose" podcast, Josh Rawitch discussed witnessing "Nomo-Mania" in person and compared that to Suzuki's amazing career. The Seattle Mariners will have its third ...

1923 — In Chicago, Ill., two Black Sox sue the White Sox. Swede Risberg and Happy Felsch seek $400,000 in damages and $6,750 in back salary for conspiracy and injury to their reputation in the ...

Hideo Nomo walked off the mound slowly Wednesday night and disappeared into the dugout as a chorus of boos echoed throughout Dodger Stadium. He might not reemerge as a starting pitcher for the Dodgers ...