Tag: Hisashi Takeda

Nippon Ham Fighters: Feburary 4, 2012

by on Feb.04, 2012 @ 11:59 pm, under NPB

Batting PracticeBullpen Sessions

Saturday

  • Yoshio Ito swung the bat 112 times during extra BP and hit twenty-seven over the fence. (Sanspo)

Friday

  • Between regular BP and extra BP, Sho Nakata took a total 135 swings and hit eight over the fence. (Nikkan Sports)  During regular BP: forty-five swings and twenty-four could-be hits, including five over the fence. (Sponichi)
  • 7th round draft pick Takumi Oshima took seventeen swings against Ken Miyamoto and did not collect any could-be hits. (Sponichi)

Saturday

  • Hisashi Takeda threw forty-nine pitches while having someone stand in the batter's box.  This was his second bullpen session since the start of spring camp. (Nikkan Sports)

Friday

  • Yuki Saito threw six sliders.  He also threw ten pitches from the set position. (Sanspo)

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The Fighters announced today that Atsushi Ugumori was diagnosed with influenza B today.

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The Fighters held a fan gathering in Nago, Okinawa after practices today (7pm).  All Ichi-gun players were present.  1,000 fans attended the event.

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There is still a chance Hirotoshi Masui becomes a starter this year, but for the time being he will likely be used out of the bullpen.

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Kenshi Sugiya turned twenty-one today.

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Yuki Saito played catch with pitching coach Masato Ishii in the bullpen.  Ishii stood out in front of home plate and Saito threw the ball twenty-four times.  Saito is scheduled to toss a bullpen session tomorrow.

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Eiichi Koyano started working out indoors today after being sidelined with the flu.  His workouts included running and soft-toss BP.  Koyano is expected to rejoin the rest of the players for practices on Sunday.

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Sho Nakata shaved his hair down using his own clippers on Thursday night.


Hisashi Takeda picks up a save on one pitch

by on Sep.03, 2010 @ 12:12 pm, under NPB

Hisashi Takeda (HAM) became the 25th pitcher (accomplished 27 times) in the Pacific League to record a save on just one pitch.  He's also just the 3rd pitcher in Fighters' franchise history to accomplish the feat.  The other two: Akihito Kaneishi on 7/1/1993; and Junji Kurogi on 5/23/1999.


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