Kazuo Uzuki
Kazuo Uzuki is the subject of a baseball card issued by Topps as an April Fools' Day hoax. The card was released on February 6, 2008 of a supposed high school superstar named Kazuo "The Uzi" Uzuki. In Japanese, Kazuo Uzuki means "the first son of April." The person actually depicted on the card was a New York University law student named Sensen Lin. He is listed as 5'11" and 165 lbs and could supposedly throw a 104 mph pitch. According to the card, Uzuki would be the first Japanese player to go straight from high school in Japan into professional baseball in the United States.
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Kazuo Uzuki
Kazuo Uzuki is the subject of a baseball card issued by Topps as an April Fools' Day hoax. The card was released on February 6, 2008 of a supposed high school superstar named Kazuo "The Uzi" Uzuki. In Japanese, Kazuo Uzuki means "the first son of April." The person actually depicted on the card was a New York University law student named Sensen Lin. He is listed as 5'11" and 165 lbs and could supposedly throw a 104 mph pitch. According to the card, Uzuki would be the first Japanese player to go straight from high school in Japan into professional baseball in the United States.
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Kazuo Uzuki is the subject of ...... innings at a WBC squad trial.
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カズオ・ウヅキ（Kazuo Uzuki, 1991年4月14 ...... 引されていた。「今日の一枚」として取り上げられたこともある。
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Kazuo Uzuki is the subject of ...... baseball in the United States.
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カズオ・ウヅキ（Kazuo Uzuki, 1991年4月14 ...... 引されていた。「今日の一枚」として取り上げられたこともある。
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Kazuo Uzuki
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カズオ・ウヅキ
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Kazuo Uzuki
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