Yomiuri begins talks with free agent Ogasawara

TOKYO, Japan - Free agent infielder Michihiro Ogasawara answers media questions following his first round of talks with the Yomiuri Giants on at a Tokyo hotel on Nov. 14. Ogasawara said signing with the Central League team is one option he can take this offseason. (Kyodo)

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