Kosuke finds your love odd

[Dallas Green]

He should ask Jaque Jones about the love the bleacher fans can give.

 

http://chi-ball.com/blog/2008/09/25/kosuke-finds-your-love-odd/

[Butterscup1679666578]

Awesome.

[BCVM22]

They should have included the rest of the quote.

 

http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1145714/index.htm (page 4)

 

"Yes, I hear their chanting," he'd assure me later, through his interpreter, in the Cubs' clubhouse. "They might be releasing tension. I have heard many male fans here saying, 'I love you,' which I find odd. This is the biggest party of any baseball stadium I have played in in America. If we win the World Series—if I can be sure to come home alive—I will join that party." But just in case, I asked him what the traditional Japanese antidote would be to ward off some threatening evil, like, say, a 100-year curse allegedly brought on by a smelly, rain-soaked billy goat's eviction from a very well-known baseball stadium in 1945. "A small mound of salt," he replied, "placed outside the front door."

 

Kosuke knows what's up; he knows what's going to happen if this team can go all the way.

[Dallas Green]

I love me some Kosuke too, but man those #'s suck!!!

[WrigleyField 22]

We can't hate Kosuke. That would be racist.

[Wheelimus]

I don't hate Kosuke, but I pray that he spends the offseason working with someone who can help him...

[Ski]

I don't hate Kosuke, but I pray that he spends the offseason working with someone who can help him...

I think it's odd that coincidentally, everytime he strikes out someone starts chasing him out of nowhere and he bails out to first.

[Little Slide Rooter]

“Yes, I hear their chanting,” he’d assure me later, through his interpreter, in the Cubs’ clubhouse. “They might be releasing tension. I have heard many male fans here saying, ‘I love you,’ which I find odd. “

 

Apparetly, the Japanese dont have the concept of hetero-man love.

[Roast]

hahahahha, that's all kinds of awesome.

[KenCub]

I would love for Kosuke to stride towards the pitcher and plant his lead foot when he swings the bat.

I would love to see the Turnstile Swing retired forever.

That's what I would love.