Japanese baseball players on Friday saluted Hideo Nomo for opening the door to the US Major Leagues after the pioneering pitcher said he was retiring at age 39.
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For those who watched baseball back then, you know how much of an impact this guy made in the Big Leagues. A true pioneer and he was damn fun to watch back in the day.
Indeed. So long Nomo! You will be missed!
Wasn't he? What a great wind up and delivery he had.