Alex Ochoa has never been away from home for so long, but he has no time to complain of fatigue or homesickness as so much is at stake down the stretch of the postseason.
Alex Ochoa is ready to help the Chunichi Dragons clinch their first Japan Series title in 50 years in
Sunday's Game 6 at Nagoya Dome.
Ochoa, who won the World Series with the Anaheim Angels two years ago, is ready to help the Chunichi Dragons make new history by clinching their first Japan Series title in 50 years in Sunday's Game 6 at Nagoya Dome.
"Toward the end of the season you get tired, but when you enter a series like this it's like that little kid in you comes out," Ochoa said Saturday after Chunichi took a 3-2 lead with two straight victories on the road against the Seibu Lions.