Toshiaki Imae

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Toshiaki Imae

Chiba Lotte Marines – No. 8
Infielder
Born: (1983-08-26) August 26, 1983 Kyoto, Japan
Bats: Right	Throws: Right
Professional debut
NPB: April 28, 2002 for the Chiba Lotte Marines
NPB statistics (through 2010 season)
Batting average	.287
Hits	785
RBIs	373
Teams
Chiba Lotte Marines (2002 - present)
Career highlights and awards
2× Japan Series MVP (2005, 2010)
Last update: January 22, 2011

Toshiaki Imae
Medal record

Competitor for Japan
Men’s Baseball
World Baseball Classic
Gold	2006 San Diego	Team

Toshiaki Imae (今江敏晃, Imae Toshiaki, born August 26, 1983 in Kyoto, Japan) is a Japanese professional baseball player for the Chiba Lotte Marines in Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball.

Imae won the Most Valuable Player award in both the 2005 and 2010 Japan Series.^[1]

References

↑ http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/sports/20101107dy02.htm

External links

Nippon Professional Baseball career statistics from Japanesebaseball.com

v t e Chiba Lotte Marines current roster

First squad	1 Ikuhiro Kiyota 2 Shunichi Nemoto 3 Saburo 4 Takashi Ogino 5 Shota Ishimine 6 Tadahito Iguchi 7 Daichi Suzuki 8 Toshiaki Imae 9 Kazuya Fukuura 10 Shoitsu Omatsu 14 Tomohisa Otani 15 Hiroki Ueno 16 Hideaki Wakui 17 Yoshihisa Naruse 18 Takahiro Fujioka 19 Yuki Karakawa 20 Yasutaka Hattori 21 Tatsuya Uchi 22 Tomoya Satozaki 23 Hisao Heiuchi 27 Takuya Furuya 28 Takahiro Matsunaga 29 Yuji Nishino 30 Yoshihiro Ito 32 Craig Brazell 46 Seth Greisinger 47 Luis Cruz 52 Naoya Masuda 55 Takumi Kobe 56 Chad Huffman 59 Kei Hosoya 61 Katsuya Kakunaka 66 Yoshifumi Okada 99 Carlos Rosa

Second squad	00 Takuya Takahama 0 Tadahiro Ogino 11 Yuta Omine 12 Ayumu Ishikawa 13 Yuhei Nakaushiro 24 Yuta Yoshida 25 Takeshi Kanazawa 33 Masaki Minami 34 Yuta Kimura 36 Hiroya Kawamitsu 37 Ryo Miki 39 Ryohei Kawamoto 40 Shohei Yoshihara 41 Atsushi Kobayashi 42 Ryoji Katsuki 43 Shota Kurosawa 44 Seiya Inoue 45 Tatsuhiro Tamura 47 Wil Ledezma 48 G.G. Sato 50 Shota Omine 51 Masatomo Uematsu 53 Naoya Emura 54 Shuhei Fujitani 57 Shota Koike 60 Kazunari Abe 63 Keiyo Aomatsu 64 Kota Futaki 65 Shohei Kato 68 Keisuke Hayasaka 69 Kota Sumi

Development players	120 Takayuki Kanamori 121 Keisuke Kishi 122 Ryuzo Hijii

First squad Coaching	Manager: 83 Tsutomu Ito Pitching coaches: 84 Kenjiro Kawasaki, 89 Hidetaka Kawagoe Hitting coaches: 78 Yoshiie Tachibana, 75 Koichi Hori Baserunning coaches: 86 Kenichi Sato, 87 Masaji Shimizu Battery coach: 82 Takeshi Nakamura Physical coach: 89 Koichi Osako

Second squad Coaching	Manager: 76 Michio Aoyama Pitching coaches: 70 Tadakatsu Kotani, 85 Akio Saito Hitting coach: 71 Norihito Yamashita Battery coach: 73 Yoichi Fukuzawa Baserunning coaches: 72 Hideaki Matsuyama, 80 Akira Otsuka Bullpen coach: 77 Kenji Yoshitsuru

v t e Japan 2006 World Baseball Classic Champions Roster (1st Title)

1 Akinori Iwamura 2 Michihiro Ogasawara 3 Nobuhiko Matsunaka 5 Kazuhiro Wada 6 Hitoshi Tamura 7 Tsuyoshi Nishioka 8 Toshiaki Imae 9 Tatsuhiko Kinjoh 10 Shinya Miyamoto 11 Naoyuki Shimizu 12 Soichi Fujita 15 Tomoyuki Kubota 17 Kosuke Fukudome 18 Daisuke Matsuzaka 19 Koji Uehara 20 Yasuhiko Yabuta 21 Tsuyoshi Wada 22 Tomoya Satozaki 23 Norichika Aoki 24 Kyuji Fujikawa 25 Takahiro Arai 27 Motonobu Tanishige 31 Shunsuke Watanabe 40 Akinori Otsuka 41 Hiroyuki Kobayashi 47 Toshiya Sugiuchi 51 Ichiro Suzuki 52 Munenori Kawasaki 59 Ryoji Aikawa 61 Hirotoshi Ishii／Takahiro Mahara

Manager 89 Sadaharu Oh Coach 84 Kazuhiro Takeda Coach 85 Hatsuhiko Tsuji Coach 86 Yoshitaka Katori Coach 87 Yasunori Oshima Coach 88 Sumio Hirota

Japan Series MVP Award

1950: Betto
1951: Minamimura
1952: Bessho
1953: Kawakami
1954: Sugishita
1955: Bessho
1956: Toyoda
1957: Oshita
1958: Inao
1959: Sugiura
1960: Kondo
1961: Miyamoto
1962: Dobashi
1962: Tanemo
1963: S. Nagashima
1964: Stanka
1965: S. Nagashima
1966: Shibata
1967: Mori
1968: Takada
1969: S. Nagashima
1970: S. Nagashima
1971: Suetsugu
1972: Horiuchi
1973: Horiuchi
1974: Hirota
1975: Yamaguchi
1976: Fukumoto
1977: Yamada
1978: Osugi
1979: Takahashi
1980: Lyttle
1981: Nishimoto
1982: Higashio
1983: Ota
1984: K. Nagashima
1985: Bass
1986: Kudoh
1987: Kudoh
1988: Ishige
1989: Komada
1990: Destrade
1991: Akiyama
1992: Take. Ishii
1993: Kawasaki
1994: Makihara
1995: O'Malley
1996: Neel
1997: Furuta
1998: Suzuki
1999: Akiyama
2000: Matsui
2001: Furuta
2002: Nioka
2003: Sugiuchi
2004: Taka. Ishii
2005: Imae
2006: Inaba
2007: Nakamura
2008: Kishi
2009: Abe
2010: Imae
2011: Kokubo
2012: Utsumi
2013: Mima

Persondata
Name	Imae, Toshiaki
Alternative names
Short description	Baseball player
Date of birth	August 26, 1983
Place of birth	Kyoto, Japan
Date of death
Place of death

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