Ricky in the House

〈CPBL〉道奇確定訪台　與中職明星熱賽兩場

更新日期:2010/01/15 20:02記者:陳志彥

眾所期待的美國職棒大聯盟勁旅洛杉磯道奇訪台行確定成行！悍創經紀公司今天(15日)表示，

道奇將由總教練Joe Torre來台，與中華職棒明星隊進行2場熱身賽。

目前道奇預定3月11日抵台，14日在澄清湖球場比賽，

至於13日則將在北市天母球場與桃園縣青埔球場擇一進行比賽。

悍創董事長張運智與MLB亞洲區副總裁Jim Small今天拜會台北市長郝龍斌，

Small表示道奇曾於1993年來台，

與台灣淵源深厚，台灣人也相當熱愛棒球，因此他向道奇提出訪台邀約時，道奇馬上就同意。

悍創公司指出，道奇確定來台打熱身賽，將由教頭托瑞Torre帶隊，

大聯盟25人名單中有半數球員會來台，包括郭泓志、胡金龍都將隨隊返鄉。

目前已確定14日將在澄清湖球場進行比賽，至於13日的場地則尚未敲定。

悍創表示，

天母主要是考量到僅能容納1萬名觀眾，而青埔雖然座位較多，不過照明與排水等問題較難克服。

不過比賽若安排在下午，則可避免天候因素對青埔球場所造成的問題。

悍創公司透露這次邀請道奇來台進行熱身賽，預算約在8000萬元至9000萬元之間，

目前規畫澄清湖球場的票價，約在500元至5000元之間，均價約2000元左右。

悍創進一步透露，以去年NBA台北賽為例，只靠票房收入勢必難以達到收支平衡，

仍需要贊助廠商的支持才行。















新聞來源 http://tw.sports.yahoo.com/article/aurl/d/a/100115/36/4f2m.html

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補上新聞原文

                                                                              
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100116/wl_asia_afp/baseballusatpedodgers
                                                                               
Sat Jan 16, 2:07 am ET
                                                                               
TAIPEI (AFP) – US Major League Baseball team the Los Angeles Dodgers are
scheduled to visit Taiwan in March for two exhibition games, a Taipei-based
report said Saturday.
                                                                               
The Dodgers will play the matches against a local professional team from
March 13-14, the United Daily News reported, citing Jim Small, vice president
of MLB Asia.
                                                                               
The paper quoted Small as saying that he hoped the Dodgers' visit would give
a morale boost to fans of Taiwan's favourite sport, which has been hit by a
string of game-fixing scandals.
                                                                               
Taiwanese authorities last year launched an investigation into the latest
allegations which led to the arrest of six bookies and former players.
                                                                               
Prosecutors have declined to say how many players are suspected of
involvement in the alleged scam but so far more than 20 have been questioned
in the ongoing probe.
                                                                               
Local media reported that some players allegedly received cash, luxury cars
and even paid-for sex services from bookies to deliberately lose games.

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