Lefty Noguchi joins Giants on 2-year contract

Lefty Noguchi joins Giants on 2-year contract

TOKYO, Japan - Tatsunori Hara (L), manager of the Yomiuri Giants baseball club, and free agent left-hander Shigeki Noguchi shake hands at a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on Nov. 17. Noguchi signed a two-year contract worth an estimated 200 million yen with the Central League baseball team.

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