Retired major league pitcher Kuwata enrolls as graduate student

Retired major league pitcher Kuwata enrolls as graduate student

TOKYO, Japan - Retired right-hander Masumi Kuwata (L) poses with a student before a commencement ceremony for Waseda University's graduate school in Tokyo April 2. Kukwata pitched as a member of Japan's Yomiuri Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates in the U.S. major leagues. (Kyodo)

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