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The Official Los Angeles Angels 2023-2024 Hot Stove Offseason Thread


Chuck

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14 hours ago, Chuck said:

 

When applying for a passport in Japan, names must be written in Roman letters using Hepburn Romanization, the standard system for transcribing Japanese into Latin characters [1]. Among several Hepburn notations, the one that omits diacritics without distinguishing long and short vowels is the default for the passport. Under this format, his name would be written as "Otani". However, he may choose to insert an "h" after the "o" to indicate a long vowel, "Ohtani", as long as this spelling remains consistent for future application of the passport.  I cannot confirm whether his actual passport uses "Ohtani" or "Otani".

Starting in 2013, Ohtani's first season with the Nippon Ham Fighters, his uniform already displayed the "Ohtani" spelling. However, many English newspapers published in Japan used "Otani".

In November 2016, Jon Morosi informed the author of the reference [2] that MLB.com had switched to "Ohtani", and articles on the website written by him would reflect this change. At that time, the NPB's official English website still used "Otani" on its player roster page.

Currently, the notation of long vowels in NPB is arbitrary.

Sadaharu Oh [3], the lifetime home run record holder in Japan, was known as the player to add an "h" to a long "o" vowel in the English spelling of his name.

1, (Wikipedia) Hepburn romanization

2,  (Yahoo! Japan on November 17, 2016) "Ohtani" or "Otani"?

3,  (Wikipedia)  Sadaharu Oh

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9 hours ago, FromJapan said:

When applying for a passport in Japan, names must be written in Roman letters using Hepburn Romanization, the standard system for transcribing Japanese into Latin characters [1]. Among several Hepburn notations, the one that omits diacritics without distinguishing long and short vowels is the default for the passport. Under this format, his name would be written as "Otani". However, he may choose to insert an "h" after the "o" to indicate a long vowel, "Ohtani", as long as this spelling remains consistent for future application of the passport.  I cannot confirm whether his actual passport uses "Ohtani" or "Otani".

Starting in 2013, Ohtani's first season with the Nippon Ham Fighters, his uniform already displayed the "Ohtani" spelling. However, many English newspapers published in Japan used "Otani".

In November 2016, Jon Morosi informed the author of the reference [2] that MLB.com had switched to "Ohtani", and articles on the website written by him would reflect this change. At that time, the NPB's official English website still used "Otani" on its player roster page.

Currently, the notation of long vowels in NPB is arbitrary.

Sadaharu Oh [3], the lifetime home run record holder in Japan, was known as the player to add an "h" to a long "o" vowel in the English spelling of his name.

1, (Wikipedia) Hepburn romanization

2,  (Yahoo! Japan on November 17, 2016) "Ohtani" or "Otani"?

3,  (Wikipedia)  Sadaharu Oh

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Now that this Othani situation has resolved, time for Arte and Perry to move on and build this team up! 

From the looks of it, it looks we'll have around 60-70 mil to spend. Easily enought to get an Ace and a middle of the rotation arm to slot. 

Offer Yamamoto a 7 years  over 175mil to 210 mil or Snell at around 150 Mil/ 6 years

Than either Stroman on a 64-70 mil over 4 years

Grab another BP arm 

Maybe sign Martinez to a 16 mil per 1 year contract 

and go to into this season with plans to win and kick the dodgers asses! 

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