(1)Japan-U.S. postseason all-star exhibition baseball games

(1)Japan-U.S. postseason all-star exhibition baseball games

TOKYO, Japan - Sadaharu Oh (L), manager of the Japanese baseball club Fukuoka Daiei Hawks, and Bruce Bochy, manager of the San Diego Padres, shake hands at Tokyo Dome on Nov. 4 prior to the first game of the Japan-U.S. postseason all-star exhibition series.

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