Brewers' Saito shaken by Japan's largest quake

Brewers' Saito shaken by Japan's largest quake

MARYVALE, United States - Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Takashi Saito is seen after a practice session in Maryvale, Arizona, on March 12, 2011. Saito, who hails from the earthquake- and tsunami-ravaged region of Sendai in northeastern Japan, was visibly shaken by the reports following Japan's largest-ever recorded quake. (Kyodo)

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