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Toyo Takagi Says He Wants to Prevent Hiroshima Players From Leaving: "We Absolutely Want to Stop Them," "It's Going to Be a Big problem."

Regarding the "zombie cigarette" scandal, Hiroshima has released several players from their roster. Toyo Takagi stated, "You can imagine how much passion Manager Arai has put into this. The club needs to assemble a team that allows him to freely exercise his managerial skills. They should make that effort." Photo: Sirabee Editorial Department Former Professional Baseball Player

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