Baseball: Kiyomiya joins top team for Nippon Ham's spring camp

Baseball: Kiyomiya joins top team for Nippon Ham's spring camp

Undated file photo shows Nippon Ham Fighters No. 1 pick Kotaro Kiyomiya. The 18-year-old rookie will start his professional career with the top team at the club's spring training beginning in Arizona on Feb. 1, 2018. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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