Catch Me at the Ballpark! is based on a manga by Tatsurō Suga. The anime series is streaming on Crunchyroll on Tuesdays.

Added to Crunchyroll as of April 1, 2025 are “Catch Me at the Ballpark!” and “Once Upon a Witch’s Death.” Enjoy the anime ...

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In a recent game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, MLB announcer Michael Kay tries to explain One Piece, mispronouncing Luffy’s name, thanks to Jazz sporting some Grand Line cleats. “Well, that is, ...

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Then, the plot switches to Murata, who explains to the audience that he is a salaryman who is overworked and finds peace in going to the stadium and watching baseball. Ruriko stops his inner ...

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On Monday, March 24th, Topps announced that it would once again be bringing a bold twist to its 2025 Bowman Baseball collection in the form of an Anime-style card featuring Juan Soto of the New ...

Fans posted their reactions to the conversation on X. "Baseball and anime crossover we never knew we needed," said one fan. However, not everyone was amused by the deviation away from the on-field ...