(2)Hillman looking for commitment from Fighters team

(2)Hillman looking for commitment from Fighters team

TOKYO, Japan - Newly appointed Nippon Ham Fighters manager Trey Hillman (2nd from L) poses for a photograph with President Junji Imamura (L), batting coach Gary Denbo (2nd from R) and acting club owner Takeshi Kojima (R) at a news conference at a Tokyo hotel Nov. 5.

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