MLB overpower Japan All-Star team to win series

MLB overpower Japan All-Star team to win series

TOKYO, Japan - Philadelphia Phillies slugger Ryan Howard watches the ball after hitting a three-run homer off Yomiuri Giants hurler Yuya Kubo in the seventh inning as the major leaguers routed the Japan All-Star team 11-4 to claim victory in a five-game exhibition series with their third win in a row at Tokyo Dome on Nov. 5. (MLB) (Kyodo)

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