Videos: Wrap-Up of First MLB Game Played in China

Posted by | Mar 17, 2008

Major League Baseball played its first game in China, a preseason contest between the Dodgers and Padres that ended in a 3-3 tie. The game included a homerun by Dodgers player George Lombard. Video from the Associated Press via YouTube:

Another YouTube video shows Chinese baseball fans armed with electronic dictionaries, verifying the sport’s more technical terms.

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