Otani re-signs for 200 mil. yen with Fighters

Otani re-signs for 200 mil. yen with Fighters

Japanese pitcher Shohei Otani attends a press conference in the northern Japan city of Sapporo on Dec. 4, 2015, after re-signing with the Nippon Ham Fighters for an annual salary of 200 million yen for 2016. Otani became the second player after Yu Darvish to reach the benchmark in the fourth year at a Nippon Professional Baseball club. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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