Hoshino appointed new Hanshin boss

Hoshino appointed new Hanshin boss

OSAKA, Japan - Shunjiro Kuma (L), owner of the Hanshin Tigers, Senichi Hoshino (C), new manager of the Central League baseball team, and Katsuyoshi Nomura, president of the team, join hands at a news conference in an Osaka hotel on Dec. 18 against the backdrop of the team's flag.

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