Mizuno apologizes over baseball fiasco

Mizuno apologizes over baseball fiasco

TOKYO, Japan - Mizuno Corp. President Akito Mizuno (2nd from L) and other officials bow in apology at a press conference in Tokyo on April 15, 2014, following revelations that baseballs his company supplied to Nippon Professional Baseball during the current season were livelier than allowed under regulations.

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