Home run kings Oh, Aaron reunited

Home run kings Oh, Aaron reunited

WASHINGTON, United States - Softbank Hawks manager Sadaharu Oh and fellow home run king Hank Aaron pose for photos after being reunited at a party held at the Japanese ambassador's residence in Washington to celebrate 130 years of friendly relations between Japanese and American baseball on Jan. 17.

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