Red Sox win rights for Matsuzaka for $51 million

Red Sox win rights for Matsuzaka for $51 million

NARITA, Japan - Japanese right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka speaks during a news conference at Narita airport on Nov. 15 before leaving for the United States for talks with his agent after the Boston Red Sox won the right to negotiate with him.

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