Talk:Chunichi Dragons

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[edit] Famous Stars mostly foreign?

Why are the famous past stars mostly foreign? I dont know the history well enough to say that this isnt right, but it just doesnt seem right.. or, at least, it seems 'biased' as to what "famous" means. What about Komatsu Tatsuo?

[edit] Removed line

I removed:

Dragons now, is said that their pitchers are number one in 12 teams.

because I have no idea what it means. Anyone care to interpret it? — Braaropolis | Talk 17:42, 8 Oct 2004 (UTC)

It could possibly be stating that the Dragons have the best pitching in Japanese baseball. I won't revert to the possible intent as I am not sure what the original author meant. — Plexust 00:41, Oct 21, 2004 (UTC)

What does "中日" mean? "Mid-day?" Is it the name of a sponsor, like "ロッテ" and "日本ハム" and such? Garrett Albright 10:05, 19 August 2005 (UTC)

It means middle of japan

中日新聞 (Chunichi Shinbun) is a newspaper. 220.27.238.238 14:10, 10 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Old Logo

I can't speak for the cartoonish mascot, but the Dragons no longer use the cursive-script Los Angeles Dodgers-esque "Dragons" logo. I don't see it on the Japanese page but I see it on TV all the time, it's blocky with a C linked to the D. How do we get the new one?

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