Mench signs with Hanshin Tigers

[piccione88]

According to NBP Tracker former Brewers outfielder Kevin Mench has agreed to a one year, two million dollar deal. Mench is taking over for Lew Ford another former major league outfielder.

[sbrylski]

I wonder if he'll still have the biggest head in the league over there.

 

I wish him luck.

[Brewtacular]

Mench would have the biggest head in a league filled with woolly mammoths!

[Invader3K]

I wonder if he'll get the Bill Goldberg type of entrance when he shows up for his first game.

[Oldcity]

"They don't pay me to be a mailmain."

[JoeHova]

I wonder why Hanshin would want him.

[Fatter than Joey]

I wonder why Hanshin would want him.

 

Just to screw with Chunichi

[ShinyaSS]

Hanshin Tiger expect him as a right fielder with at least 25 HR.

They are famous for poor scouting, though they made a great success with Cesil Fielder 20 years ago.

By the way, there is another rumer that some Japanese teams are interested in Branyan.

[afeter]

Brewtacular[/b]]Mench would have the biggest head in a league filled with woolly mammoths!

 

that is fantastic. mench has more head than a high school barrel party

[Brewtacular]

Hanshin Tiger expect him as a right fielder with at least 25 HR.

They are famous for poor scouting, though they made a great success with Cesil Fielder 20 years ago.

By the way, there is another rumer that some Japanese teams are interested in Branyan.

Sadly Branyan went to Seattle when he could have went to Rakuten.

[clancyphile]

I wonder... perhaps the Brewers could swing a trade with a Japanese team?

 

If contracts can get sold, why not work out a trade?

[Invader3K]

I wonder... perhaps the Brewers could swing a trade with a Japanese team?

 

If contracts can get sold, why not work out a trade?

 

MLB teams can't actually trade with Japanese teams, can they?

[Tisko]

I wonder... perhaps the Brewers could swing a trade with a Japanese team?

 

If contracts can get sold, why not work out a trade?

 

MLB teams can't actually trade with Japanese teams, can they?

Wasn't Tomo Ohka a gift to the Red Sox?

[And That]

I wonder... perhaps the Brewers could swing a trade with a Japanese team?

No, as you were already told in a different thread, MLB-NPB trades are prohibited.