Baseball fans camp in queue for Game 6 of series

Baseball fans camp in queue for Game 6 of series

Baseball fans are seen Oct. 26 in sleeping bags and tents near the entrance of Yokohama Stadium, after spending the night to get good seats for Game 6 of the Japan Series to be held in the evening. The Yokohama BayStars, which lead the Seibu Lions 3-2 in the series, are one win away from their first Japan Series title in 38 years. ==Kyodo

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