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To: 5dave22 who wrote (133435)	2/22/2001 10:04:51 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570744

RE:"I'm sure you've read it in the press, but even w/out ARod, Mariner's are hot. All of the Japanese companies based in and around Seattle wants a piece of Suzuki. I was in LA when Nomo came to town. They started selling sushi at the stadium. When Nomo pitched, there were more Asians than Caucasians. When Chan Ho Park pitched, you could smell the kim-chee they brought to the games. "Get ready for the Asian invasion ..." Cool, I like Sushi, even roll my own. OTOH, a California Roll will probably cost $20.

To: 5dave22 who wrote (133435)	2/23/2001 12:29:04 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570744

Dave, Ted, see previous post to Scumbria. We also have a deal with the Mariners. Actually - much larger, we're sponsoring the team. You mean for the Mariners' spring training? I thought they were in Prescott, AZ? I'm sure you've read it in the press, but even w/out ARod, Mariner's are hot. We don't talk about Arod....he's a wuss...he told everyone that he had to go to TX because the Mariners wouldn't negotiate. Right!! It had nada to do with his asking for a cool mil per game, his own private stadium for practice, and a line of special bats made from the wood of the African Tiki, a tree that only grows in a 32 kilometer area of Wambusi. May he rot in the TX smog and humidity!! All of the Japanese companies based in and around Seattle wants a piece of Suzuki. I was in LA when Nomo came to town. They started selling sushi at the stadium. When Nomo pitched, there were more Asians than Caucasians. When Chan Ho Park pitched, you could smell the kim-chee they brought to the games. The only way sushi will fly/swim in Seattle is the sushi you put in a latte! I just don't think the Japanese will like it that way...but who knows? LOL Get ready for the Asian invasion ... Why is everyone so into war?!! Reagan and Bush and now you...<g> ted