(1)Sasaki inks deal with Yokohama BayStars

(1)Sasaki inks deal with Yokohama BayStars

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Seattle Mariners all-time saves leader Kazuhiro Sasaki (2nd from R) signed with the Yokohama BayStars Feb. 3. Sasaki joins hands with (from L to R) team president Susumu Minegishi, Yokohama Mayor Hiroshi Nakata and owner Yukio Sunahara the same day at a Yokohama hotel.

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