Irabu to stay with Hanshin Tigers next season

NISHINOMIYA, Japan - Free-agent right-hander Hideki Irabu (L) speaks to reporters about his decision to remain with the Central League baseball club Hanshin Tigers at the team's office in Nishinomiya, Hyogo Prefecture, on Nov. 27. Irabu landed a basic two-year contract worth 700 million yen with the club. At right is Katsuyoshi Nozaki, the team's president.

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