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Experience as a Physician to the Major League Baseball All-Stars Series Against Japan

After a hiatus of 8 years, in November 2014, the Commissioner's office resurrected the series of Major League Baseball (MLB) games against Japanese professional teams. (They were stopped after the World Baseball Series began in 2006.) I was selected to be the medical team physician, out of nine candidates, partly based on my longevity (39 years) as a team physician for the Atlanta Braves. (It may have also helped that I listed Hank Aaron as a reference.) Charles Bush-Joseph (White Sox) was the orthopedist. Each player and physician could bring one guest, so my wife, Marilyn, got to accompany me. Several players invited their dads, which was nice. Seven games were scheduled in four Japanese locations (Osaka, Tokyo, Sapporo, and Okinawa), with two of the seven being exhibitions.