Ichiro welcomes hecklers, proud to represent Japan at WBC

Ichiro welcomes hecklers, proud to represent Japan at WBC

SAN DIEGO, United States - Team Japan manager Sadaharu Oh (R) speaks at a news conference at Petco Park in San Diego on March 19, one day before the final of the World Baseball Classic between Japan and Cuba. At left is outfielder Ichiro Suzuki.

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