Asian basball players?
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So far, I would say the two best Asian players would be Hideki Matsui or Ichiro Suzuki.  \n\nMatsui is a good average hitter, good power hitter and decent defence.\n\nIchiro is great average hitter, good power hitter and great defence.\n\nOverall, the best Asian player would be Ichiro.
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http://www.harlemglobetrotters.com/players/
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How about the Tampa Bay Devil Rays?  They have some really good young talent.  They've made a managerial change as well as front office changes.  They also have some promising prospects coming up soon.  Guys like Carl Crawford, Toby Hall, Aubrey Huff, Joey Gaithright and Rocco Baldelli are fun to watch.  Good speed and hustle.  I'm a Yankees fan and like to watch them (rooting for them now as they play the dreaded Red Sox on ESPN)
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Do you mean include players from around the league?  And is "best" this season?  If so, here it is(stats as of 4:33 on June 10, 2006, three OF instead of separate because the positions are so similar):\nC:Mauer .384 AVG 5 HR 30 R 31 RBI 6 SB He's only 23, too\n1B:Pujols .308 25 52 65 2 Any question?\n2B:Utley .313 12 52 39 6 He's everything you want in a 2B \n3B:A-Rod .286 13 49 45 5 Beats Wright on career expectations\nSS:Tejada .331 13 49 46 2 SBs only do so much for Reyes\nOF:Soriano .303 23 48 46 14 Would be best 2B\nOF:Bay .313 19 44 52 5 This young Canadian is good\nOF:Beltran .294 17 43 44 10 Back to form after terrible '05\nDH:Thome .289 21 48 53 0 Narrowly edges out Hafner\nSP:Mussina 8-1 78 K 2.67 ERA 1.00 ERA Tearing up batters\nSP:Schilling 9-2 77 3.81 1.03 High ERA only flaw\nSP:P.Martinez 5-2 94 3.01 0.88 Still doing great in New York\nSP:Arroyo 8-0 68 2.31 1.10  Never heard of him?  Join the club.\nSP:Webb 8-0 65 2.14 1.08 Only undefeated on this staff\nAnd because I'm having fun\nRP: John Papelbon 20 SV 31 0.30 0.63 Incredible rookie season\n\nThere you have it.
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I live in Beijing and there's a great hockey community here, so I'm sure there must be something there. Try contacting http://www.whitetigers.or.kr/ or http://www.glaciershockey.com/ Good luck.
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Perhaps, I would imagine by looking at asian baseball players that theire team must be fast as hell!
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http://tampabay.devilrays.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/team/roster_40man.jsp?c_id=tb
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Look for "Ong-bak".  Tony Jaa is amazing.  Anything you can find with him will appeal to a martial arts fan.
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Marco Van Basten\nRud Gullit\nFrank Rijkard
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get a decent team first\n\nIndia used to be one of Asia's finest during the 1950s and early 1960s. Then they just dropped the ball.\n\nStuff cricket, your team isn't even that good!
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Check here:\nhttp://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/W/ted-williams.shtml
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No, he did not play in Asia.  However, he is listed on the rotation and will play next summer I believe in the qualifying tournament in South America.   We sure could have used him and Kobe.  I believe Kobe and Gilbert will both be joining us at the Olympics in Beijing where we will recapture the gold.\n\nBut hey, if you want all the details, visit this site:\nhttp://usabasketball.com/
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Bashar and Ashraful are good bastmen.\nDont think they are bradmans of bangla cricket.
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They are on holiday now and will then later go back to their clubs. The team will come back to Australia for the Asian Cup qualifier against Kuwait on the 16th of August.\n\nNot all players will be here, with some expected to retire or decline to come due to club committments.
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GENERATIONS SPORTS CLUB \nATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTES\nSERVING ALL PLAYERS AGES 6 -65 FOR THE PAST 4+ YRS!! ALWAYS LOOKING FOR NEW OR OLD PLAYERS.
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at present eastest ball boweld by shoiab akhter. he is fatest bbowler and after shoiab brett lee comes
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It's hard to say. Saudi Arabia defender Hamad Al Montashari was named Asian Player of the Year this past year. The Al Ittihad star beat off the challenge of Uzbekistan's Dynamo Kiev striker Maksim Shatskikh for a title diminished by the exclusion of most of Asia's best players because they could not travel to Malaysia for the ceremony.\n\nAn Asian Football Confederation (AFC) dictate that a player must attend the ceremony to be eligible for the award ruled out Manchester United star Park Ji-Sung and his South Korean teammate Lee Young-Pyo of Tottenham Hotspur. It also excluded the Japanese pair of Shunsuke Nakamura and Hidetoshi Nakata and last year's winner Ali Karimi of Bayern Munich.\n\nMy choice would be Park Ji-Sung from South Korea. I think he has been an important part of Manchester United's run this year.