N.Y. Yankees' Matsui meets Japanese, U.S. little leaguers

N.Y. Yankees' Matsui meets Japanese, U.S. little leaguers

NEW YORK, United States - New York Yankees outfielder Hideki Matsui (C in back) poses with about 30 little leaguers from Staten Island and his home prefecture of Ishikawa Prefecture at the Japanese mission to the United States in New York on July 30.

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