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Japanese players Teruaki Sato, Kaima Taira and Hiromi Itoh enter MLB posting system

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1d ago ·Updated 18h ago

Japanese players Teruaki Sato, Kaima Taira and Hiromi Itoh enter MLB posting system — Image: Yahoo Sports

Sato, a left-handed-hitting 27-year-old third baseman and occasional outfielder, hit .306 with 39 homers and 106 RBIs this year.

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