Hawks lefty Sugiuchi re-signs for 350 million yen

FUKUOKA, Japan - Softbank left-hander Toshiya Sugiuchi reacts as play money bills are released from a cracker given by reporters after he renewed his contract with the team in Fukuoka on Dec. 25, 2010. Sugiuchi accepted an initial salary offer of 350 million yen, up 50 million yen from 2010.

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