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Former Giants manager Shinnosuke Abe says he decided to resign when he saw police, quit drinking

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Interview Named sources Outcome reported
  • Former Yomiuri Giants manager Shinnosuke Abe spoke publicly after resigning over allegations of domestic violence.
  • In an interview with Full-Count, Abe said he committed the unprecedented act of having an active manager arrested and caused serious trouble for the club.
  • The supplied excerpt ends before completing his remarks about the many former managers who had led the team.

Former Yomiuri Giants manager Shinnosuke Abe has spoken about his remorse after resigning over allegations of domestic violence.

Abe gave an exclusive interview on the 7th to Full-Count, a Japanese baseball publication. He said he had committed the unprecedented act of having an active manager arrested and had caused serious trouble for the club that had supported him.

The excerpt ends as Abe begins referring to the many former managers who had led the team before him. The headline also says he decided to resign when he saw the police and that he stopped drinking.

I committed the unprecedented act of having an active manager arrested. I caused great trouble for the club that had supported me.

· Shinnosuke AbeAbe described his remorse in an interview after resigning as Yomiuri Giants manager.
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