Takatsu says majors were longtime goal

Takatsu says majors were longtime goal

TOKYO, Japan - Chicago White Sox right-hander Shingo Takatsu poses for photographers at a press conference at a Tokyo hotel Jan. 26. Takatsu, who signed a $1 million free-agent deal with the White Sox last week, said he had been hoping to play in the major leagues for a few years.

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