Koji Yamamoto (baseball) - Statistics As A Player

Statistics As A Player

Year Team No. GP AB R H 2H 3H HR RBI TB BB SB CS SH BA Titles
1969 Hiroshima 27 120 366 38 88 20 1 12 40 146 23 9 5 8 .240
1970 Hiroshima 27 128 461 67 112 8 4 22 56 194 41 21 12 4 .243
1971 Hiroshima 8 123 431 42 108 19 0 10 52 157 39 25 10 4 .251
1972 Hiroshima 8 130 485 73 125 27 0 25 66 227 52 18 11 10 .258 Gold Glove Award
1973 Hiroshima 8 126 449 68 121 24 1 19 46 204 59 10 12 12 .269 Gold Glove Award
1974 Hiroshima 8 127 476 74 131 23 2 28 74 242 41 18 6 8 .275 Gold Glove Award
1975 Hiroshima 8 130 451 86 144 21 0 30 84 255 67 24 1 9 .319 MVP, Best 9, Gold Glove Award, League Champion
1976 Hiroshima 8 129 464 79 136 26 3 23 62 237 62 14 3 7 .293 Gold Glove Award
1977 Hiroshima 8 130 448 102 138 24 4 44 113 302 94 22 0 4 .308 Best 9, Gold Glove Award
1978 Hiroshima 8 130 473 114 153 28 0 44 112 313 84 12 0 4 .323 HR Leader, Best 9, Gold Glove Award
1979 Hiroshima 8 130 467 90 137 20 0 42 113 283 81 15 0 5 .293 RBI winner, Best 9, Gold Glove Award, League Champion, Japan Series Champion
1980 Hiroshima 8 130 440 91 148 28 3 44 112 314 87 14 0 12 .336 RBI winner, MVP, HR Leader, Best 9, Gold Glove Award, League Champion, Japan Series Champion
1981 Hiroshima 8 130 473 102 156 21 0 43 103 306 73 5 0 3 .330 RBI winner, HR Leader, Best 9, Gold Glove Award
1982 Hiroshima 8 130 448 84 137 21 0 30 90 248 87 8 0 3 .306 Best 9
1983 Hiroshima 8 129 462 86 146 19 2 36 101 277 85 5 0 6 .316 HR Leader, Best 9
1984 Hiroshima 8 123 437 64 128 15 0 33 94 242 64 5 0 4 .293 Best 9, League Champion, Japan Series Champion
1985 Hiroshima 8 113 387 57 110 15 1 24 79 199 71 2 0 2 .288
1986 Hiroshima 8 126 439 48 121 13 0 27 78 215 58 4 0 2 .276 Best 9, League Champion
TOTALS - 2284 8052 1365 2339 372 21 536 1475 4361 1168 231 48 119 .290 -

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