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Former Cardinal outfielder Taguchi returns to Japan

Published - Jan 24 2010 07:41 AM

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OSAKA -- Former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder So Taguchi is returning to Japan to play with his first professional team. The Orix Buffaloes announced Saturday they have reached an agreement with the 40-year-old Taguchi although terms of the contract ... Read Full Story

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