Matsui invites kids to baseball museum

Matsui invites kids to baseball museum

KANAZAWA, Japan - Los Angeles Angels outfielder Hideki Matsui poses for photographers with children at the Matsui Hideki Baseball Museum in his hometown of Nomi in Ishikawa Prefecture on Jan. 10, 2010. Matsui asked the children to ''come to Los Angeles and root for me.''

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