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Japanese right-handed pitcher Kaima Taira set to move to Major League Baseball

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 1h ago

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TOKYO (AP) — Japanese right-hander Kaima Taira wants to move to Major League Baseball.His team, the Seibu Lions, announced it will allow him to pursue a career in MLB via the posting system that allows certain players to sign abroad.

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