The Zen of Bobby V

The Zen of Bobby V

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2008•86 min•TV MovieDocumentary
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Benny Agbayani
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Trey Hillman
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Michael Kay
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Sadaharu Oh
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Larry Rocca
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The Zen of Bobby V focuses on former MLB manager Bobby Valentine and his current job managing the Chiba Lotte Marines in Japan.
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