Lions pitcher Matsuzaka accused of driving offenses

Lions pitcher Matsuzaka accused of driving offenses

KOBE, Japan - Seibu Lions pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka (L) apologizes at a news conference in Kobe on Oct. 13 after police sent papers to public prosecutors the same day accusing him of driving without a valid license last month in Tokyo and other traffic offenses.

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