Swallows members join group photo as CL pennant winners

Swallows members join group photo as CL pennant winners

Yakult Swallows players and officials pose for commemorative photos at Tokyo's Jingu Stadium on Oct. 2, 2015, after winning the Central League pennant, their first in 14 years, by beating the Hanshin Tigers 2-1. Standing in the front line is skipper Mitsuru Manaka (2nd from L). (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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