The U.S. WBC team and ex-Giant Maikolas’ success reminds us of the “beautiful wife fever.

The semifinals of the World Baseball Classic (WBC) were held at Miami’s Lawn Depot Park on April 19 (Japan time), and the U.S. beat Cuba 14-2 to advance to the finals for the second consecutive tournament. He allowed one run on six hits in four innings of work. In both of his two relief appearances, he struck out five in six innings and gave up one run. He has been in great form with a 1.50 earned-run average. Mikolas said of his preparation for the finals: “I’m ready to go,

I’m ready to go. There are some great pitchers coming up for the finals. I’m personally excited to play Japan.

He is looking forward to playing Japan, where he played for three seasons starting in 2003.

He signed with the Giants after the ’14 season. His record in the majors up to that point was 4-6 in 37 games. As you can see from his one-year contract with a salary of $700,000 (about 82.6 million yen at the time), expectations were not so high, hoping that he would become a part of the rotation. More than that, the beauty of his wife Lauren, whom he married the same month he signed with the Giants and who came to Japan with him, became the talk of the town.

On May 28, 2003, when Mrs. Lauren was watching her husband pitch on May 28, 2003, she became the talk of the town when she was shown on the monitor screen at the stadium as a “goddess in the stands” and “too beautiful wife. After that, whenever Mikolas pitched, Mrs. Lauren’s image was shown on the monitor screen, and his popularity soared. She also made her debut in the Japanese entertainment industry, and her first book, “Fearless Charm” (Futabasha), was released in 2004.

In 2006, when Mikolas returned to the major leagues, Lauren and her husband returned to Japan and she took a break from her celebrity career, but when she competes in the finals against Japan, the Japanese cameras are sure to once again capture her beauty.