Jason Coskrey is a sports writer for The Japan Times. His primary focus is on Japanese baseball, but he also covers a variety of sports including soccer, American football, boxing, and basketball, with a keen interest in international sports leagues and tournaments. He has previously worked for the Marietta Daily Journal and is featured in The Japan Times.
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Jason Coskrey's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly baseball. He provides extensive event coverage related to Japanese Baseball, Asia Professional Baseball Championship, and specific players such as Shohei Ohtani.
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As he has a national focus in Japan but also covers international events like the Asia Professional Baseball Championship involving teams from various countries including Taiwan and Australia located elsewhere in Asia-Pacific region.
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'I have caused great trouble to many baseball fans, pro baseball officials and the company through my family troubles,' Shinnosuke Abe said.
By: Jason Coskrey
Chicago White Sox first baseman Munetaka Murakami, whose slugging prowess early in his first MLB season has helped reignite the franchise, will miss 4 to 6 weeks with a Grade 2 hamstring strain, the team said Saturday.
By: Jason Coskrey
A new book by Rob Fitts shines a light on the overlooked people behind NPB games, showing how Japanese baseball's atmosphere is built as much off the field as on it.
By: Jason Coskrey
While China and the Philippines are regional basketball hotbeds, Asian University Basketball League stakeholders are working to gain traction in Japan.
CHIBA – The X Games return to Chiba this weekend with some familiar faces and a new format.
X Games Chiba offered a glimpse of the X Games’ future, as XC Tokyo’s homegrown stars and young standouts helped put the new team competition firmly in the spotlight.
By: Jason Coskrey
The Stanford slugger has until July 27 to sign with the Marlins and until July 31 to sign with the Hawks.
By: Jason Coskrey
For Sasaki, a more direct path to MLB is worth the risk of grinding it out in the U.S. minor leagues, as opposed to starting in Japan, where he would be a big name.
Japan’s sporting world has mobilized to support earthquake-hit Kumamoto, with leagues, clubs and players contributing to relief and encouraging donations for those affected.
Shiho Kuwaki finally broke through by winning the Women’s British Open, becoming the latest Japanese golfer to make her mark on the global stage.
