Matoyama connects to drive in run in Japanese all-star game

Matoyama connects to drive in run in Japanese all-star game

MATSUYAMA, Japan - Kintetsu Buffaloes' catcher Tetsuya Matoyama connects for an RBI single in the second inning of the Japanese professional baseball all-star game at Botchan Stadium in Ehime Prefecture on July 13. Matoyama was named the most valuable player of the game won by the Pacific League all-stars 4-2 over the Central League.

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