MLB Tokyo Series: Fanatics Enter in Great

AND Tokyo series Marked the official opening of the Major League 2025 baseball season, and it was a awake success (well, not for Chicago Cubs).

A ruling champion in the world series Los Angeles Dodgerswho are stacked with Japanese big three Shohei Okanani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki swallowed a series with two games against Cubs, who put Shota Imanag and Seiya Suzuki in the first game in the first game.

In Japan, 25 million people watched the first game and matching the series, Fanatics filled Fan Gear, which became the biggest special event of the company ever.

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Fanatics announced on Thursday afternoon that MLB’s tokyo series generated $ 40 million in fan equipment and sales card sales.

The biggest hit was Takashi Murakami collectionwhere the Japanese artist designed the goods, including clothing and cards, which sold out in less than an hour.

Numerous trading cards are also sold out during the series, both in pop-up stores in Tokyo Dome and MLB. The trading card even included signatures of both Murakami and Okhtani, generating wild prices.

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More than 200,000 fans have bought the MLB official trade in Tokyo throughout the week, demanding almost 140 operational registers, Fanatics said.

Ohhtani went 3-for-8 in a series with homemade running and double, and after a successful first season that came from the richest contract ever assigned to the launch, Yamamoto kicked out four and allowed only one ride in five tufts.

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Sasaki, 23-year-old Fena, who signed with LA this season, fought in his debut for MLB, but the Dodgers managed to manage their troubles for victory.

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