Sadaharu Oh cards

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by JustinD

I have thought that he should enter and honestly believe it will happen in the next 10-15 yrs but hopefully less than 10.

The largest market for sports is the Asia market and it is being chased constantly. Japanese Baseball could be considered as strong an argument as the US as a national sport and reaches as strong of a competition level internationally as our own.

With the inclusion of Negro League stats opening more inclusion of those players in the future and the current enshrinement of Cuban players like José Méndez who spent the majority of their careers playing Cuban ball, it seems natural that there could be more steps to increase recognizing more players.

Oh is a natural inclusion.

...Then if you following the bouncing ball it would open the door for Victor Starffin but now I am just talking crazy, lol.

If it ever happens, a lot of HOF collectors are going to need one and there aren't that many. Just sayin.

[jb67]

My one and only Sadaharu Oh card. Would love to see him get into the HOF.

[scmavl]

Here's my one, a 1959 RC.

[t206fanatic]

been collecting Oh for a bit, like his rookies

[seanofjapan]

1973 Calbee #7, autographed.

[Exhibitman]

I love the older ones but Calbees are really nice looking.