Aoki reports to Brewers camp   MARYVALE, Ariz. (AP) -- After
seven seasons as a star in Japan, Norichika Aoki feels like a
rookie again.  Aoki reported to the Milwaukee Brewers' spring
training camp Thursday and admitted to being a bit overwhelmed.
"I feel like it's a brand-new feeling being able to play in this
environment," Aoki said through an interpreter.  Brewers manager
Ron Roenicke listened to Aoki and quickly tried to make the
30-year-old outfielder comfortable.  "He doesn't have to come
into this camp thinking he has to make our team," Roenicke said.
"He talked about being like a rookie, he doesn't need to come
into this camp thinking he's got to make our team."  Aoki
arrived two days before the first full-team workout Saturday.
The Brewers are counting on him to add depth in an outfield that
includes NL MVP Ryan Braun, who had his positive test for a
banned substance overturned just hours after Aoki arrived in
camp.  Aoki spent his entire professional career with the Yakult
Swallows. He hit over .