Shinjo reflects on bittersweet season in majors

Shinjo reflects on bittersweet season in majors

TOKYO, Japan - San Francisco Giants outfielder Tsuyoshi Shinjo, who became the first Japanese to play in the World Series, speaks at a news conference at a Tokyo hotel Nov. 5. Shinjo said he learned a valuable lesson from a bittersweet year.(MLB)

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