The Yomiuri Giants may be trading Tokyo’s cool temperatures and concrete facade for sunny and scenic Miyazaki, but the team’s spring camp won’t feel like much of a vacation for some of the newest Kyojin.
Entering the season as something other than the defending Central League champions for the first time since 2007, the Giants’ camp will feature a number of internal battles as players vie for a limited number of spots on the roster.
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