(1)Free-agent Nakamura to stay with Kintetsu

(1)Free-agent Nakamura to stay with Kintetsu

OSAKA, Japan - Free-agent Norihiro Nakamura (L) shakes hands with Kintetsu Buffaloes manager Masataka Nashida at a news conference in Osaka on Dec. 21. Nakamura announced his decision to remain in Japan and play for the Kintetsu for a 12th season.

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