Baseball: Thames, Smoak introduced by Yomiuri Giants

New Yomiuri Giants outfielder Eric Thames (L) and first baseman Justin Smoak (R) pose for a photo with manager Tatsunori Hara at Tokyo Dome on April 13, 2021. The coronavirus pandemic caused a delay in their arrival in Japan.

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