Petagine leaves for U.S. to undergo knee treatment

Petagine leaves for U.S. to undergo knee treatment

NARITA, Japan - Yomiuri Giants outfielder Roberto Petagine, accompanied by his wife Olga, leaves Narita airport June 12 for the United States to undergo treatment for his left-knee pain.

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