Softbank Hawks manager Oh released from hospital

Softbank Hawks manager Oh released from hospital

TOKYO, Japan - Softbank Hawks manager Sadaharu Oh, who underwent a successful operation on July 17 to remove his stomach after being diagnosed with stomach cancer, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Aug. 2 after being released from Keio University Hospital.

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