Masaki Saito (baseball)

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Masaki Saito 斎藤雅樹
Yomiuri Giants – No. 85
Pitcher / Coach
Born: (1965-02-18) February 18, 1965 Kawaguchi, Saitama
Batted: Right	Threw: Right
Professional debut
NPB: April 6, 1984 for the Yomiuri Giants
Last professional appearance
September 30, 2001 for the Yomiuri Giants
NPB statistics
Win–loss	180–96
ERA	2.77
Strikeouts	1,707
Teams
As player Yomiuri Giants (1983–2001) As coach Yomiuri Giants (2002–2003, 2006-present)

Masaki Saito (斎藤雅樹, Saitō Masaki , born February 18, 1965 in Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan) is a former Japanese Nippon Professional Baseball pitcher. He played for the Yomiuri Giants from 1984 to 2001. He won the Eiji Sawamura Award three times, 1989, 1995, and 1996, and he won the Nippon Professional Baseball Most Valuable Player Award in 1990.

External links

Central League MVP Award

v t e Yomiuri Giants current roster

First squad	00 Takayuki Terauchi 2 Hirokazu Ibata 5 José López 6 Hayato Sakamoto 7 Hisayoshi Chono 8 Yasuyuki Kataoka 9 Yoshiyuki Kamei 10 Shinnosuke Abe 12 Takahiro Suzuki 15 Hirokazu Sawamura 17 Kan Otake 18 Toshiya Sugiuchi 19 Tomoyuki Sugano 20 Scott Mathieson 24 Yoshinobu Takahashi 25 Shuichi Murata 26 Tetsuya Utsumi 28 Kyosuke Takagi 31 Tetsuya Matsumoto 32 Itaru Hashimoto 33 Yoshihito Ishii 35 Kentaro Nishimura 36 Daisuke Nakai 43 Takahiro Aoki 45 Nobutaka Imamura 47 Tetsuya Yamaguchi 48 Kenji Yano 53 Genki Kawano 59 Yuki Koyama

Second squad	0 Daisuke Fujimura 11 Yuya Kubo 13 Ryota Katsuki 22 Seiji Kobayashi 23 Ryota Wakiya 27 Kazunari Sanematsu 29 Satoshi Fukuda 30 Ryosuke Miyaguni 37 Seiji Tahara 38 Suguru Ino 39 Susumu Ohrui 40 Ken Katoh 41 Ryuya Matsumoto 44 Taishi Ohta 46 Ryuji Ichioka 50 Ryuichi Kajimae 51 Fuminori Yokogawa 52 Tomoya Inzen 56 Masaki Sakaguchi 57 Katsuhiko Kumon 58 Soichiro Tateoka 60 Masumi Hoshino 61 Ren Wada 62 Yuki Egarashi 63 Shoki Kasahara 64 Masato Kiyashiki 66 Hideki Sunaga 67 Daisuke Ochi 68 Taichi Tanaka 90 Kazuto Taguchi 91 Nobuyuki Okumura 92 Kentaro Taira 93 Harutomo Tsuji 99 Toru Anan

Coaching	Manager: 88 Tatsunori Hara Second squad manager: 83 Kaoru Okazaki

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