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Job on line, Johjima springs across ocean to touch bases

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Job on line, Johjima springs across ocean to touch bases
Kenji Johjima may be setting a world record for distance covered just to say, "Hi."

The Mariners catcher also plays for Team Japan, which will stay on the other side of the Pacific through the first round of the World Baseball Classic.

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  • Author: westbaystars
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