Suzuki answers questions after signing 530 mil. yen deal

KOBE, Japan - Orix BlueWave outfielder Ichiro Suzuki speaks to reporters after finishing a workout at the club's training facility in Kobe on Jan. 8. The six-time Pacific League batting champion earlier re-signed with the club for 530 million yen for the upcoming season.

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