Maekawa congratulated after Kintetsu win over Nippon Ham

Maekawa congratulated after Kintetsu win over Nippon Ham

TOKYO, Japan - Kintetsu southpaw Katsuhiko Maekawa (No. 28) is congratulated by teammate Naoyuki Omura (No. 7) after a 4-1 complete-game triumph over the Nippon Ham Fighters at Tokyo Dome on March 25. Maekawa went the distance on 143 pitches, giving up a run on five hits and four walks while notching four stikeouts.

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