Kiyohara signs new salary deal with Orix

Kiyohara signs new salary deal with Orix

OSAKA, Japan - Orix Blue Wave infielder Kazuhiro Kiyohara speaks to reporters in Osaka on Dec. 5 after signing a new deal for his 22nd season in 2007 that will keep his salary at 250 million yen, unchanged from this year

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