sport.wikisort.org - AthleteMakoto Kaneko (金子 誠, born November 8, 1975) is a Japanese professional baseball player and manager. He is an infielder for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters.
Japanese baseball player
Baseball player
| Makoto Kaneko |
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| Infielder, Shortstop, Coach |
Born: (1975-11-08) November 8, 1975 (age 46)
Chiba Prefecture, Japan |
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| April 2, 1995, for the Nippon-Ham Fighters |
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| Batting average | .259 |
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| Home runs | 84 |
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| Hits | 1551 |
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As player
- Nippon Ham Fighters/Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters (1994–2014)
As coach
- Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters (2015–)
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Kaneko won the Pacific League rookie of the year award in 1996. He won two golden glove awards at second base before being converted to shortstop.
He joined the Japanese olympic baseball team for the 2004 Summer Olympics, and won a bronze medal.
External links
Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters current roster |
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| Pitchers |
- 13 Tsubasa Nabatame
- 14 Takayuki Katoh
- 15 Naoyuki Uwasawa
- 16 Kōta Tatsu
- 17 Hiromi Itoh
- 18 Kosei Yoshida
- 19 Chihiro Kaneko
- 20 Kenta Uehara
- 22 Toshihiro Sugiura
- 25 Naoki Miyanishi
- 28 Ryusei Kawano
- 29 Kazutomo Iguchi
- 33 Kazuaki Tateno
- 34 Mizuki Hori
- 35 Takahiro Nishimura
- 37 Ren Kakigi
- 40 Suguru Fukuda
- 41 Bryan Rodriguez
- 42 John Gant
- 45 Cody Ponce
- 46 Kyōsuke Kuroyanagi
- 47 Kenya Suzuki
- 51 Naoya Ishikawa
- 52 Takahide Ikeda
- 53 Takehiro Hasegawa
- 54 Taishō Tamai
- 55 Keito Matsuura
- 57 Koki Kitayama
- 58 Masaki Tanigawa
- 59 Haruka Nemoto
- 62 Daiki Mochizuki
- 63 Ryuji Kitaura
- 91 Yūri Furukawa
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| Catchers |
- 10 Yushi Shimizu
- 27 Yūdai Furukawa
- 30 Shingo Usami
- 60 Takuya Kohri
- 64 Yua Tamiya
- 65 Yūki Umebayashi
- 68 Ryo Ishikawa
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| Infielders |
- 2 Kenshi Sugiya
- 4 Daigo Kamikawabata
- 5 Renato Nunez
- 6 Arismendy Alcántara
- 9 Takuya Nakashima
- 21 Kōtarō Kiyomiya
- 23 Ryo Watanabe
- 24 Yuki Nomura
- 31 Yuto Takahama
- 32 Ryota Yachi
- 38 Kazunari Ishii
- 39 Naoki Arizono
- 43 Tatsuki Mizuno
- 44 Uta Sakaguchi
- 48 Kyōhei Ueno
- 49 Ryūsei Satō
- 56 Ryōhei Hosokawa
- 70 Junnosuke Imai
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| Outfielders |
- 3 Wang Po-jung
- 8 Kensuke Kondoh
- 12 Go Matsumoto
- 26 Daiki Asama
- 36 Fumikazu Kimura
- 50 Ryota Isobata
- 61 Yuma Imagawa
- 66 Chusei Mannami
- 67 Shōto Kataoka
- 69 Hakuto Miyata
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| Development |
- 112 Ryūnosuke Higuchi (IF)
- 113 Ryota Hasegawa (P)
- 114 Ryōdai Matsumoto (P)
- 115 Shinji Saitoh (P)
- 121 Ren Fukushima (P)
- 122 Takanari Hayamizu (C)
- 123 Taisei Yanagawa (P)
- 124 Kazuhiro Abe (OF)
- 144 Kazuyoshi Ebihara (OF)
- 146 Eito Tanaka (P)
- 148 Yūki Takayama (P)
- 155 Yūhei Nanba (IF)
- 161 Yūya Himeno (P)
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First squad
coaching |
- Manager: 1 BIGBOSS
- Head coach: 77 Takaya Hayashi
- Pitching coaches: 89 Masaru Takeda, 82 Takeharu Kato, 83 Takeshi Shimazaki
- General coach: 88 Makoto Kaneko
- Battery coach: 72 Katsuhiko Yamada
- Infield defense and baserunning coach: 78 Naoto Inada
- Outfield defense and baserunning coach: 76 Toshimasa Konta
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Second squad
coaching |
- Manager: 92 Masao Kida
- Pitching coaches: 73 Kazuhito Tadano, 84 Takeshi Itoh
- Hitting coaches: 87 Hiroshi Watanabe, 75 Kenji Yano
- Battery coach: 75 Kiyoshi Yamanaka
- Infield defense and baserunning coach: 71 Yuji Iiyama
- Outfield defense and baserunning coach: 87 Yoshinori Ueda
- Development coach: 85 Shinichi Kawana
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Pacific League Rookie of the Year Award |
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- 1950: Aramaki
- 1951: Kageyama
- 1952: Nakanishi
- 1953: Toyoda
- 1954: Takuwa
- 1955: Enomoto
- 1956: Inao
- 1957: Kimura
- 1958: Sugiura
- 1959: Harimoto
- 1960: None
- 1961: Tokuhisa
- 1962: Ozaki
- 1963: None
- 1964: None
- 1965: Ikenaga
- 1966: None
- 1967: Y. Takahashi
- 1968: None
- 1969: Arito
- 1970: M. Sato
- 1971: Minagawa
- 1972: Kato
- 1973: Niimi
- 1974: Mitsui
- 1975: Yamaguchi
- 1976: M. Fujita
- 1977: Y. Sato
- 1978: Murakami
- 1979: Matsunuma
- 1980: Kida
- 1981: Ishige
- 1982: Oishi
- 1983: Futamura
- 1984: H. Fujita
- 1985: Kumano
- 1986: Kiyohara
- 1987: Awano
- 1988: Moriyama
- 1989: Sakai
- 1990: Nomo
- 1991: Hasegawa
- 1992: Takamura
- 1993: Sugiyama
- 1994: Watanabe
- 1995: Hirai
- 1996: Kaneko
- 1997: Kosaka
- 1998: Ozeki
- 1999: Matsuzaka
- 2000: None
- 2001: Okubo
- 2002: Shoda
- 2003: Wada
- 2004: Mise
- 2005: Kubo
- 2006: Yagi
- 2007: M. Tanaka
- 2008: Komatsu
- 2009: Settsu
- 2010: Sakakibara
- 2011: Makita
- 2012: Masuda
- 2013: Norimoto
- 2014: Ishikawa
- 2015: Arihara
- 2016: Takanashi
- 2017: Genda
- 2018: K. Tanaka
- 2019: R. Takahashi
- 2020: Taira
- 2021: Miyagi
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Japan national baseball team |
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Japan roster – 2019 WBSC Premier12 – Champions |
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 Japan roster – 2020 Summer Olympics gold medalists |
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- Manager 80 Atsunori Inaba
- Hitting/Bench Coach 88 Makoto Kaneko
- First Base Coach 82 Hirokazu Ibata
- Third Base Coach 87 Masaji Shimizu
- Pitching Coach 81 Yoshinori Tateyama
- Battery Coach 84 Yoshinori Murata
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