Ogasawara signs 380 mil. yen deal with Nippon Ham

Ogasawara signs 380 mil. yen deal with Nippon Ham

SAPPORO, Japan - Nippon Ham Fighters infielder Michihiro Ogasawara speaks during a news conference in Sapporo on Dec. 13 after signing a new one-year contract with the team for an estimated annual salary of 380 million yen. He accepted a pay cut of 50 million yen. (Kyodo)

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