Koji Yamamoto (baseball) - Statistics As A Manager

Statistics As A Manager

Year Team Ranking G W L D AVG HR BA ERA Titles
1989 Hiroshima 2nd 130 73 51 6 .589 101 .271 3.01
1990 Hiroshima 2nd 132 66 64 2 .508 140 .267 3.57
1991 Hiroshima 1st 132 74 56 2 .569 88 .254 3.23 League Champion
1992 Hiroshima 4th 130 66 64 0 .508 122 .260 3.60
1993 Hiroshima 6th 131 53 77 1 .408 155 .253 4.29
2001 Hiroshima 4th 140 68 65 7 .511 155 .269 3.82
2002 Hiroshima 5th 140 64 72 4 .471 154 .259 4.35
2003 Hiroshima 5th 140 67 71 2 .486 153 .259 4.23
2004 Hiroshima 5th 138 60 77 1 .438 187 .276 4.75
2005 Hiroshima 6th 146 58 84 4 .408 184 .275 4.80

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