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When you first heard the word guilty, you thought what gratitude humility. followed by a certain sense of. I'll say, satisfaction tonight, the process, nurse in the george floyd murder trial tell us about the defendant. jury. We never saw and the meaning of justice you could have charged with a hate crime under minnesota, and you chose not to They were central to the violent january sixth attack on the: u s, capital. We are in the main down right now we are rocketed but who are the oath keepers. I think what makes the oath keepers nick and challenging beyond the fact that there are formal croup with chapters all over the country. Is there, a large percentage, have technical training and operational experience in either the military or want forest

when first met show hale tawny. He was the most captivating player in baseball, who had yet to take his persuade or for that matter, his first pit in a major regain a prodigious hitter end, fearsome pitcher, japan autonomy is now making a run for em BP and the major knots and be route. Has sport seen anything like what this batting led off? Oh tawny, hit a home run on the first page of the gay. Then he, through each shut out any striking out ten banners with a hundred when our fast, but that's a comic book character. Nobody does then does that I'm leslie stall, I'm bill whittaker, I'm anderson cooper, There are no fancy of john worth. I'm I'm scott. sure is tonight on sixty minutes

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as pod gas network under podcast. When you sign up, it will really help the show spelled ba em be a dot com bambi come type in sea. Yes, pod gas network Friday there chauvinist scheduled to be sentenced for the murder of george floyd, the former. The apple is police officer has been in jail since his conviction in April. It was shortly after the verdict that we face brought. You are interview with the prosecution team, including led prosecutor. Menace the attorney general Keith ellison. When you first heard the word guilty, you thought what gratitude humility, followed by a certain sense of I'll, say: satisfaction, it's what we were aiming for the whole time

Sixteen years as a criminal defence lawyer, so I will admit, I feel a little bare for the defendant. I think he deserves to be convicted bodies him and then somehow I did not expect to hear from you a note of compassion for their children. I'm not in any way waiver and from my responsibility, but we never forget the people who are definitive our criminal justice system that they're they're they're human beings are people. I mean George, for I was a human being, and so I am not going to ever forget that everybody in this process as a person- we sure, every time that you thought you could lose this case. I was never commits we're going to win this case until we heard the verdict of guilty. I remember what happened randy king case, when I was a pretty man, young lawyer,

in I remember how devastated I felt when I heard that the jury acquitted those officers whenever an officer is charged with an offence, Particularly when the victim is is a person. Color is just rare that there's. any any accountability, and so there was every moment of this case. I thought: what are we missing, where We done. Fifty seven year old, Keith ellison represented minneapolis in congress, he became attorney general in twenty nineteen. In the chauvelin case, the governor passed over the local county attorney in favour of analysing to give the prosecution independence Alison's team of fourteen iter

he's worked eleven months to explain nine minutes and twenty nine seconds. We never thought we could play the video and sit out. We always knew we had put on a full case and act as if we didn't have a video. We made sure that the witnesses could carry it. There were forty five witnesses over three. We including the minneapolis chief of police, is not part of our training and it is certainly not part of our ethics are values and alive, in authority on the complexities of a simple breath The moment life goes out of his body, which witness sealed this case for you. I think it was MR mcmillan if we're Sixty one euro guy didn't know George floyd

and he came in there and he cried the witness stand. Charles macmillan was among those witnesses who could plainly see they can manage that never seem to register in the eyes of Derek Chopin, as you'd looked on the faces of the twelve jurors during the more difficult eyewitness testimony. What did you see in their faces? Jerry, Blackwell and steve slasher presented the case. I saw a kind of empathy in their faces that, they could feel what the witnesses fell. They could feel d the anguish they could feel the pain they saw. The tears during the trial. The dozen jurors were anonymous socially distanced, and

never seen on camera. They were bright and they were taking their responsibilities very seriously, and you can see that throughout the entire trial, they were leaned forward and engaged, taking notes, taking notes, furious, yeah furiously taking notes several jurors. Advance degrees? One was a registered nurse. They will over, while mainly under the age of forty, which was unique, half were white half people of color to what I would call traditional african americans people. Like me, there were two african immigrants. There were two folks who were mixed race who had, I think I ask in descendant parent and a white parent, and then that the white jurors were very diverse too, you know some of them were working class. Others were very highly educated. Folks use your comments. The identity of the

yours is one of two mysteries of the trial eyes. The other is the motive for the murder. Was this. I hate crime. I wouldn't call it that, because hate crimes are crimes were there's an explicit motive, and of bias. We don't have any evidence, did Derek Sheldon factored in george floyd race, as he did what he did. you could have charged with a hate crime under Minnesota yeah you chose not to could have, but we only charge those crimes that we had evidence to that we could put in for jury to prove. If we too have witnessed, they told us, they dare chauvelin, made a racial reference we ve got a charge of take hate crime, but

It needed a witness to say that on the stand, we didn't have it, so we didn't do it. The whole world sees this as a white officer killing a black man, because He is black and you're telling me that there is no evidence to support that in our society there.

Is a social norms that killing certain kinds of people is more tolerable than other kinds of people. In order for us to stop in pay serious attention to this case and be outraged by it is not necessary that their children as specific racial and intent to harm George Floyd. The fact is, we know that, through housing patterns to employment, the wealth through a whole range of other things, so often people of color black people end up with harsh treatment from land, foresman and other folks do in the exact same thing, just don't, if an officer does it throw a white neurologists in improving minnesota to the ground and does

asked to sit on top of his neck? Is he doing it because this is a fellow white brother? No he's doing it because he thinks this is an important person and if I treat them badly somebody's going to ask me about this. This person probably has lawyers, they probably knows the governor. He probably knows he has connections. I can look at the way he's dressed and the way he talks that he's probably quote unquote somebody, and so that's really what it's about. Why would this officer assault. George Floyd. Well, that's a question. We spent a lot of time asking ourselves and all we could come up with is what we could divine from his body. Language demeanor and what we saw is there. The crowd was demand that he get up

He was staring right back at them. Defiantly, you don't tell me what to do. I do what I want to do. You. People have no control over me, I'm going show you and what he showed them. He showed to thirteen video cameras. Could you want conviction without the bystander video I dont know if it was just the witness statements, I have to say to you that it was. I think it was an indispensable piece of this case. The first public statement that the many apples police department made hours after Mr Floyd was killed. Rent was that the police

been involved and some one had died of a medical emergency. Do you think we ever would have known the truth without the video you know I have real doubts of they'll be ever. Would why would direction? and commit murder or even assault if he knew he was being recorded. I think that term, if he looks at history He has every reason to believe that he would never be held accountable, They had never been anyone in minnesota condemn any police officer convicted of secondary murder in the history of our state. So this is a precedent setting in that way. So history was on his side. Does George Floyd there any responsibility in your view, for what happened that I know?

Does it take time and you need to take a seat right now, if he'd gotten in the car he'd be alive today? The fact is is that police officers are paid and trained to deal with people who are having problems and if they're allowed to use deadly force on people who are just having a bad day, then there then we're going to be in a very, very lethal situation. We need officers who have the judgment and the ability to discern what somebody is going through so that people survive these encounters. George Floyd was not armed. He never threatened a soul. He never struck out on against anybody. He did everything officer, said, except he had claustrophobia and anxiety and and couldn't bring himself to get the car. How could shelving justify the in on him three minutes after yet no pulse? How can you

to find that rendering cpr. How can you justify not heeding george to Floyd's twenty seven request to be able to breathe? I can't breathe, he said twenty seven times. How can you just ignore that, so I'm our press define our george floyd bears responsibility for what happened and if you look at the totality of the circumstances, jerry Blackwell and steve slicker presented the closing arguments but they're not career prosecutors. They were recruited by the attorney general from big law firms because of their talent, both volunteered to work this case for free. It meant a lot to me personally when I I have had my own experiences of being stopped by the police for no reason being harassed reason- and I want to do my part just as a citizen to say that the rule of law matters, what does this verdict change

Does it change anything? Well, we won't know ray we're in the middle of history right now, and so that she had to be seen. But the rest is really up to the world, whether it changes and what changes to what extent we're in the middle of this story I don't think that there are any inevitabilities, because we don't make progress on the wheels of an avid ability, the fact that think progress rose like a brick and so each one has to be flipped each time. So when people talk about inflection points and so on, I I'm not really a subscriber to inflection we see? There's no reason to believe that things are easier going forward than they were to get here, and I think we have permitted consistent effort every day to protect the vulnerable. And in the work to reform ourselves, which, if we don't do there, won't be any lasting change anyway, if each person doesn't work to make change three other

My officers will go on trial together next year by forty five euro. Eric chauvinist scheduled to be sentenced by the judge this week, George Floyd's family, can make a statement that hearing and so could children if he chooses He faces a maximum of forty years, a max month. Sentence would send what kind of message. I think it is important for the court to Not go lie or heavy. I don't know if it's right for a judge to send a message to a sentence, because the sentence should be tailored to the offence tailored to the circumstance. so the case. Look the state never want it: revenge against stare shelving. We just wanted accountability.

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military and law enforcement. Their name is a reference to the oath. They took to defend the u s constitution, but, as we first reported this past April, only most other militia groups, the oath keepers haven't been hiding, they ve been armed and, in plain sight, broadcasting plans to mobilize. If you are looking for a roadmap to January six, the storm in the capital. Now all you had to do was listen or care guys were an open channel here now these are the voices of far right extremists, communicating with each other in real time, from homes across america and on the grid. in washington, godspeed and fair wednesday, It was, as some of them made their way to the capital trumps, the drive to drain the swamp with a straw. We just brought a shop vac, stop the steal. They were.

logging on a phone and computer app called Zella its unencrypted like a walkie, talkie, and has an international user base of around two hundred and fifty million its popular with tat. curious disaster relief groups, activists and extremist just be safe, be alert and standards. Anyone can listen to zello Hello injure did low in june. a w n Y, see radio reporter started work. With the online extremist research group militia. Watch too stay and how militia groups like to use zella to recruit and communicate with Two january six we uncovered. examples of militias, say things like revolution or bust that they, we're using Zella to plan their travel. to wash in d that they were gonna have separate channels for people gathering, intel and separate channels for boots on the ground and they d

On january, six michael o injure found an open stop. The steel conversation going on among a hundred people on Zella started, recording it wasn't until a couple days later that I said, did to realise how much planning must have gone into this event, and that's when I heard This mysterious woman narrating her march to the capital and eventually inside we have a good great. We got about thirty forty others taken together and sticking to the plan that mysterious woman is jessica. Watkins a thirty eight year old army, veteran, the leader of a self described, ohio militia group and member of the oath keepers, moving on the capital now give you a boots on the grand update, yearn for you. That's watkins with goggles, and here with nine other old keepers in battle gear, the moon, in a stacked military formation, methodically working

through the crowd up the capital, steps towards the doors justice Capital. Doors are reached on zella others to her on your executing citizens or ass a she off. a play by play. We are the main dome right now we are rock another throng. Grenades therefore, can shoot people pay balls, but we're in here get a jazz do use. This is what we ve looked up boy ever We train bore for weeks. stream is watchdogs like the entire defamation league, national news outlets and journalists, like my calendar, had been warning of possible violence on the sixth, if they and paying attention to the whole network of far right groups online that were extremely vocal and very public about what they wanted to happen. I dont believe we would have seen so many people

break into the capital. Police are doing nothing they're, not internet service. This point told us at least forty oath keepers were at the january six rally with some seen here, providing security to trump associate, roger stone, eighteen people associated with the oath keepers have been charged with better all crimes, including Jes Watkins, who is pled not guilty, Zella recordings are helping prosecutors make their case, so has since deleted two thousand of these extremists channels. That is just Small demonstration of capability luckily didn't turn into a more lethal threat. the job, only use a former- and I see senior director and was a counter terrorism official at the fbi under the trump administration. I think what makes the keepers unique and challenging beyond the fact that there are formal croup with chapters all over the country is that

urged percentage, have technical training and operational experience in either the military or law enforcement that a lease gives them. A capability that a lot of other people in this far right space don't have the story of those keepers is very much. The story of this man. I've gotta of keepers in two thousand nine in lex, into Massachusetts, where the four shots were fired in the revolutionary war, Stuart role founded the oath keepers in funds to the election of Barack obama on that basis. roads enlisted in the army at eighteen and was honourably discharged at twenty four. He went on to graduate from yale law school became a constitutional list later morning, Erika was on the brink of government tyranny in two thousand ten.

billy riley did. It was up to current and former members of the military and police who took an oath to defend, our institution to stop that tyranny, commander in chief z, is that president bush, our constitution. If he issues in order, are you telling people not to obey the order of dental like it? It it's one institutional. Yes, so each soldier made up his mind whether the order has given his constitutional. It's a heavy burden on me, but if you, if you abed and unlawful order. You can also be in trouble. The group protruded thousand opening up chapters across the country formed a board of directors and ten orders to live by elevating themselves to guardians of the republic and the constitution bowing to protect against. mass gun confiscation and access invasion into them. Fourteen. They took their fight to the nevada, desert routes and armed with key is to defend the rancher clive in Bundy, who is in a twenty year battle with the federal government about public land use,

in two thousand fifteen months after the police shooting of Michael ground in ferguson, Missouri oath keepers arrived with a r fifteen style weapons saying they. were there to protect businesses, but in two thousand sixteen, the keepers believe they finally had an ally in the white house. We build a great wall along the southern border. When, president warned of an invasion of undocumented migrants. You'll keep I call on members to patrol the border and this fall. President trump warned of election fraud founder stewart. appeared on info wars conspiracies jones is talk, shell, setting the stage from what was to come on january. Six, we admit already stated outside the issue as a nuclear option, and occasionally time to remove the president illegally, we will step and stop it president Tromp is encouraging and bolstered strengthen the do. It must do, for we were,

open a bloody fight. We all know that the fights german, but for some reason first. The rhetoric was too much for my bore them. Has told us. Roads adopted a more violent, malicious style ideology and it was tearing apart. The group actors in virginia and north carolina broke ties with national well before the six, citing a departure from the original mission Others distance themselves after the insurrection, please rise for the embrocation, including the country's largest chapter in arizona, were Jim Arroyo, is vice president, while a royal doesn't think the election was legitimate, he doesn't and anyone should have stormed the capital. I want to congratulate Stuart roads and his ten militia buddies for winning first play in the ultimate dumb ass gone to that's what it was that goes against everything we ve ever taught. everything we believe in it was pre planned. It was pre stage Ten guys go and do something stupid and suddenly were the devil.

In timber. Some arizona members showed up armed at a black lives matter, protest in prescott, Jim Roy who told us law enforcement coordinated with him to help keep the peace, the local sheriffs department, Thus they didn't ask for their help. The critics of the year, presence there say like these are just a bunch of guys who are wannabes and they can wait to get dressed up and play the role or guys. Experienced. We have asked if duty law enforcement in our organization that are helping to train us. We can blend in with our law enforcement. In fact, in a lot of cases, are training as much more advanced because of our military backgrounds. There's not- and I love more than my our fifteen and my chainsaw, and I don't know which one I like more Jimmy Arroyo invited us to a meeting to see for ourselves the crowd mostly retirees me twice a month, but one that is about how to survive, disastrously. Forest fires. These things are great attacks on the

were grid and war? So that's we talk about. Civil unrest. Civil war is not a joke. This can have and we need to be ready for it. Yesterday. Jim said. Do you think we're in a civil war and everybody nodded their heads and said? Yes, Cathy, you work hard worth in my rice, are members: do you all think, that we are in the middle of a civil war I think that we are we ve got good versus evil. Right now going on in our country, cootie view is evil anybody that doesn't support our constitution and followed the there try a change in this country, is divided right down the middle and you're on one side or the other people have to realise that when things go crazy, things get a little chaos see around you. You have to be able to take care of yourself. Defend yourself,

protect your family, those you love. That's part of the constitution, So, on january sex, when you see you know these people, where that same emblem storm into the cap at all. What was reaction, some of those for those keepers could have been feel em. I heard of it have been informed that lag as far as I'm concerned, and I think they were both keepers. Well, We don't know we don't you, don't now aren't there and they are stupid people stupid. We don't do that. That's not keep Are you gonna taken out to defend the constitution and then try to disturb a us she of congress during what's posts to be one of our most precious political things, you know the transfer of power. Are you do that I haven't had contact with stuart roads? He refuses to talk to us,

Why is that you're, the biggest oath keepers group? Why wouldn't you be talk? We have made multiple attempts through national. In my honest opinion, is if, if there's any honor left in this organization at the upper levels, they will deal with it photos. And phone records. Please stuart roads on the capital steps on january. Six. Communicating with those keepers for they breach the doors but note charges have been brought against him what's declined to speak with sixty minutes to tell his side of the story he did appear. again in march on info wars. This time from his car saying here, in order owed keepers to enter the capital but defended, members who are now in jail and criticism those who put them there. Criminalizing patriotism, one with keeper, has but guilty and agreed to cooperate in the ongoing investigation evidence suggests member stash weapons at a nearby hotel as part of a quick reaction force

evidence? A federal judge says, is among the most troubling he has seen sore. This tell us: prosecutors are looking to build a case against, or roads and possible Airport charges, the national organization. Prosecutors are currently working on informal plea. Negotiations with some of the oath keepers have been charged. Trials are expected to be in some time. In the fall later this summer, thousands of athletes will converge on Tokyo to compete in the summer olympics, but the most camp, link story, and sports right now might involve a japanese athlete currently competing here, we speak of show hale tawny of the lost Andrews angels, who This is alloy of size, speed and strength, both in the batteries box and on the pictures mount a twenty six year old, pitching slugger, more sluggish pitcher,

Oh tawny is not only the first major leaguer to moonlight and a guy named babe ruth he's doing so to blazing effect a solid and BP candidate. The season o tawny has rightly become a fan favorite wherever he plays. He is fulfilling the promise. He first showed as an intriguing, almost mystical prospect, playing in the japanese baseball league in twenty seventeen, when o tawny was only twenty two we wanted to see. This phenomenon phenomenon for ourselves. We traveled to japan to meet ohtani for what was his first interview with an american television network, but we first laid eyes on him in arizona where his team at the time had come for spring training. this liver through the sense of a battery cage made for a fitting introduction. We found dead, Of japanese outlets angling for a slice, any slice, Although tawny inaction, cameras, follow him to the,

inclusion of every other player on the field, and so did the fans. We met supporters who trap five thousand miles to the desert southwest just to watch him train having glimpse theo tawny phenomenon on the road we were eager to explore it on his turn, our sir to find what all the fuss was about took us here to hokkaido Japan's northernmost island, its home too actual champion baseball team than upon him fighters. It's also huh to the sports, most intriguing prospect, Should we owe tawny looms large in the snowy hokkaido town of support. If Tokyo was a fastball support with curveball japan largest city feels not unlike a laid back ski village, but this is a baseball town, and this is the home stadium, the sapporo dome ass. Well ass. Its here we sent

down without tawny. We broke the eyes with a question What we heard was his favorite local, fast food imports, the question in and out burger cap kangaroo burger jumping I better towering? four bowing low tommy's working on his english, but felt more comfortable using a translator. During our interview, I want By coming to the major issues. Should we say if four should we say when see that's a tough one. Why it's got good the internet. I mean nothing is for certain, so I guess it's. If how are you know and you, despite the cautious risk, so tawny eagerly revealed, which major league players he looks most forward, defacing, no less than Amy p hitter bryce harper in star pitcher, Clayton cursor, both how bethesda I watch bright. Harper clayton, cursor, hustle, pitcher anna had her foot yeah hillary tsk yeah? Unlike me, kershaw is a lefty

You see a little of yourself in both croatia and harper. I wanta source net, actually do see myself and I intend to react try throwing lefty. Sometimes they had affected doing aftershock, as you guy just thinking about facing him makes me really happy and excited. I could just tell him such a great pitcher through the tv screen. How would you pitch to harper? but her mother, we discover when all I would have to go with my best pitch, which is the fastball, the woman. I want to see how my best pitch fares against one of the best hitters likely quite well, throwing he's dancing. Fastball, o tawny strikes out batteries that a higher rate and crucial unfurling his violet, yet somehow elegant swing, he hits home runs at a higher rate and harper. There are days so tiny makes baseball. Look almost laughably, easy. Consider this proof

Since last summer, on the very first picture, the game tawny banning led off hit a home run. He then pigeon each shutout innings and struck out ten batters at six. Look for the designated hitter turned pitcher reliably brings the crowd to its feet when he threw the fastest pitch breaking his own record either. Poems looked on in astonishment last year, you through a page a hundred and sixty five kilometres an hour or more than two hundred and two miles an hour, a much faster. Can you throw then what? two point: five more given that with all those areas get her, don't have an exact answer for that, but I'm still young, I'm still twenty two. I think more room to girl seasons, go twenty. Sixteen will be hard to talk to her kind upon him fighters took the japan series of tiny. Was his legs and BP

about that name. The fighters are, owned by nepal. Ham makers of Japan's selling sausages and well. Yes, the name resist serious treatment, the teammates health is widely regarded as the most innovative in the lee manager who dickie korea leads the fighters. Also, the former team of you die. Which, nowadays for the texas rangers, can you compare the Anything you ve seen no, never seen anything like it. Never what's it like having a player. Does your best pitcher, and also your best hitter he's only three hundred so talented fight it. tough to using the right way. I got. I've got that with the right balance. If you got money ball, the practice of using baseball data over intuition, contorted managers, conventional thinking, trial. we're seeing a two way player who yarmouth formula he picture, though tawny on sundays, then bats in the rest of the week with it

you're off before each start, distraction so to be kept to a minimum. Same goes for praise. Shall we tawny may be the start of a team, but core yama doesn't exactly conall the guy can innovation together. Last year, when we win the championship, it was the first time He gave me a compliment and he said one that was great, pitching never although the day before that economies, now not once We says you ve got to get better inquiry yama has his reasons. Ethical, multiple though I truly believe, he's a lot better than where he's at right. Now, the crowd at the sapporo dome is less stingy with it's praise the you don't get a lot of quiet time here: no peanuts and cracker jacks either, but plenty of the local beer, a college

while style atmosphere pervades the calibre plays, consider one level below the major leagues in america, top japanese players like ichiro in math sui aspire to pete against the very best in the u s, even Such company show hey. Tawny, sticks out. Expert John gibson is reported on japanese baseball, twenty years, what they like covering this guy, you think about a guy who drove a hundred and one and then a guy hits home runs and that's a comic book character. That's not somebody did they get about in real life. Nobody does then does that we to leave the sapporo dome without tiny, get to know the mortal behind the comic book character, but he pulled decline or invitation, not even a quick captain. Kangaroo burger

so we invited a couple of his teammates instead brandon laird and luis Mendoza, or two of the teams, guy gin or foreign players. Leered saw action as a yankee. Men do So, once pitched for the rangers and the royals, the poros not a bad place to be a guide over dinner at their favorite spot in town leered told us tawny is the most talented team? Eighties ever had from a guy who played with their cheater and Alex Rodriguez. Some pictures in here, but I mean here Does it in a game of using our line it in on its impressive watch him here the ball and it's like coming out of the colorado. You know power and kind of power. You know he reminds me of cabrera yeah, definitely has been out with him, now. I'm either really do anything aegis, mellow gig,

go back to the door, yes, the biggest star and japanese baseball with a reported salary of roughly two million dollars, apart from not only car lives in these minimalist team doors Oh tawny confirmed to us that he seldom leaves the facility not that it keeps fans I'm waiting for him outside even from a distance plenty. observations can be made about the pitching slugger or the in pitcher. He is meticulous, stopping mid pitch to adjusted for open to it. vice from his banning coaches. Even baseball team provides a source of enjoyment. This is some who plays baseball but has always worked at a too, how'd. He grew up in a small industrial town on Japan's mainland, his father once an amateur player himself two sons, literally teams, show

You tawny showed promises a hitter, but through more interest as a pitcher occasion. Stealth visits from american scouts while he was still in high school at age, a teen. He held a press conference to announce his major league intentions in winter Tell japanese teams not to draft it, but then upon him fighters again known for doing things their own way drafted him. Nonetheless, temple associated every other team. Besides, the fighters was looking at me as a pitcher weight to our, but if that's but the There's we're going to allow me to do both pitching and hitting the uniform honestly. I wasn't even thinking about doing both on a professional level, although not less But they approached me in that way, and I wanted to take the chance, but you're fast, Barbara possible explained What are your sweater, true to their word? The fighters have cultivated autonomy is a hit or as well as a pitcher. We asked him about his forbear people of compared yoda baby. when you think about when you hear the name, babe ruth,

lincolnshire, Scott he's like a mythical character to me. Because it's such a long time ago- and he was god to baseball- who had a headache- this looks at it. local, I shouldn't be compared to him. At least right now maybe someday sue. The fighters have said they'll permit autonomy to negotiate with major league teams after the season decor yama says the time is right. The north sea will only knew for our team we're all four I'm going to the states, thus play the team, this amazing to a town, you're, ok with him, going to the major league. Don't say this little yeah as a manager. It's going to hurt what it's all about the risk of its tough. That way they got sixteen. But more than that, I wanted to succeed

back in the. U s: news about honeys. Imminent arrival was a hot topic at spring training, though weary of tipping their hand. Execs we approach would only talk off camera dave defrayed us was a scout for the yankees and the indians. He watched o tawny come up, age in japan now, dependent. He produces scouting reports for the website. Twenty eighty baseball, everybody is interested. Scouts are gone over there all year this year to watch him I think if He tells you they're, not interested they're, probably lions it's ah you're, talking about a young kid, that's one of the best talents in the game on the planet. honey told us, he doesn't have an agent yet, but he's gonna need one The path to the majors more exactly be straightforward: new collective bar, the agreement caps at six million dollars would teams can pay any foreign player under the age of twenty five, even though

who ritual lease involves digging into the outfield seat? By coming before he turned twenty. Five o tawny could be leaving tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars on the table. The timing of when you come to the majors could make a big difference in terms of salary. Does not concern you make good on. Personally, I don't care how much I get paid or how much less I get paid. Because of this. This may be the rare case worth not about the money. Rather the deal with it. Honey may hinge on which team will let him keep pitching and hitting position now where he can play the team, but you're not going to blame me. Both ways are probably not your guy. I think he won't even talk to them. You won't even have a meeting with the no matter where he ends up it's hard to root against the great otani experiment here the poorer, where his departure will be bitter sweet

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