Park to start again for Orix

Park to start again for Orix

SEOUL, South Korea - Park Chan Ho, a veteran South Korean right-hander, poses at a press conference in Seoul on Dec. 21, 2010. Park, who earned 124 wins in his 17-year major league career, said he was ready to start for the Japanese club Orix Buffaloes the following season.

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