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Baseball interpreters bridge gap between players, new culture

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Kenji Nimura translates for Hiroki Kuroda in the Dodgers clubhouse. Nimura, who was born in Japan but grew up in the U.S., speaks Japanese, Spanish and English. ''If I give a direct translation, it will sound vague," Nimura says. ''I cheat a little. ... As long as I get the meaning right.''
 
Baseball interpreters bridge gap between players, new culture
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