Japan baseball rookies of the year shake hands

Japan baseball rookies of the year shake hands

TOKYO, Japan - Central League Giants hurler Koji Uehara (L) and Pacific League Lions pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka (R) shake hands after being named the ''Rookie of the Year'' in a ceremony at a Tokyo hotel Nov. 4.

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