CORRECTED DeNA in negotiations to purchase Yokohama BayStars

CORRECTED DeNA in negotiations to purchase Yokohama BayStars

TOKYO, Japan - CORRECTING SECOND SENTENCE Photo taken April 12, 2011, shows spectators at a Central League season-opening game between the Yokohama BayStars and the Chunichi Dragons at Yokohama Stadium in Yokohama, home ground of the BayStars. Mobile-phone gaming company DeNA Co. said Oct. 19, 2011, it is in negotiations to purchase a baseball club, while sources familiar with the matter said the same day that Tokyo Broadcasting System Holdings Inc. has reached a basic agreement with DeNA to sell its majority stake in the BayStars. (Kyodo)

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