Oh, Nagashima appear together before public

Oh, Nagashima appear together before public

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese baseball legends Sadaharu Oh (L) and Shigeo Nagashima pose for a photo on March 14 after meeting for the first time on a public occasion since Oh underwent surgery to remove his cancerous stomach in the summer of 2006. Nagashima, who is in rehabilitation after suffering a stroke three years ago, visited Oh at a Tokyo department store, where an exhibition is being held to display baseball memorabilia of the Softbank Hawks manager.

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