Yabuta at ease with Hillman at the helm

Yabuta at ease with Hillman at the helm

KANSAS CITY, United States - Kansas City Royals' manager Trey Hillman (L) and newly-acquired pitcher Yasuhiko Yabuta of Japan shake hands during a press conference in Kansas City on Nov. 29. Yabuta signed a two-year contract with the Royals with an option for 2010. (Kyodo)

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