Ex-major leaguer Irabu arrested for assault at restaurant

Ex-major leaguer Irabu arrested for assault at restaurant

TOKYO, Japan - Former major leaguer Hideki Irabu (file photo taken in 2003) is arrested Aug. 20 on suspicion of assaulting a restaurant manager in Osaka. Irabu, 39, who was a New York Yankees pitcher and also played for several other professional baseball teams both in Japan and the United States, allegedly attacked the manager after he drank around 20 mid-size jugs of beer, police said. (Kyodo)

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