Baseball: Norimoto among 8 voted into All-Star Game by players

Baseball: Norimoto among 8 voted into All-Star Game by players

Nippon Professional Baseball strikeout record-holder Takahiro Norimoto of the Rakuten Eagles speaks to reporters at Kobo Park Miyagi in Sendai, on June 29, 2017. Norimoto was among eight players added to the Central and Pacific League All-Star teams following a vote by NPB players. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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