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Japanese baseball great Sadaharu Oh, who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, smiles at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great Sadaharu Oh, who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, smiles at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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"I had the privilege of playing with other legendary teams, but I always saw myself retiring in a Red Sox uniform"


Nomar Garciaparra Mar 11 2010 8:46 AM from Detroit Free Press

"I think it's time maybe Milton looked himself in the mirror"


Jim Hendry Mar 11 2010 8:18 AM from Charlotte Observer

"From the first day I had the thrill of putting on a Red Sox uniform and playing in front of all the great fans at Fenway Park, I have felt at home in Boston"


Nomar Garciaparra Mar 11 2010 8:18 AM from Charlotte Observer

"I’m glad he’s on our team ... It’s nice to have a guy that understands how to pitch out of some jams a little bit, a guy that doesn’t lose his composure, that’s been to the World Series, won a Cy Young."


Don Wakamatsu Mar 11 2010 4:11 AM from The Register Guard

"I hope it's a museum where people, especially young people, will be inspired"


Sadaharu Oh Mar 10 2010 5:25 PM from Canoe

"I just played baseball like crazy ... I wish the museum will help children of tomorrow understand there was such a man."


Sadaharu Oh Mar 10 2010 1:06 PM from France 24
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Japanese baseball great Sadaharu Oh, who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, smiles at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great Sadaharu Oh, who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, smiles at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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Japanese baseball great who hit 868 homers over 22 seasons in Japanese professional baseball, Sadaharu Oh speaks at a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Japanese baseball great Oh will soon have his own museum. The Sadaharu Oh Baseball Museum will open on July 3, 2010, in the outfield concourse at Fukuoka Yahoo Dome where Oh spent 15 years as manager of the Softbank Hawks.

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