Female knuckleballer to join Mie if she plays in Japan

NAGOYA, Japan - Female knuckleballer Eri Yoshida (R) and Keiichiro Kabeya, representative of the Mie Three Arrows of the new independent Japan-Future League, shake hands during a news conference in Tsu on Dec. 28, 2009. Yoshida agreed to join the club should she decide to play in Japan after her stint in the Arizona Winter League.

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