Nakamura re-signs with Kintetsu

Nakamura re-signs with Kintetsu

OSAKA, Japan - Two-time RBI champion Norihiro Nakamura holds four mock ''100 million yen'' bank notes at a press conference after re-signing with the Kintetsu Buffaloes a one-year contract worth an estimated 500 million yen -- most in the Pacific League -- in addition to a 100 million yen performance incentive. His fan reads: ''It's a deal.''

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