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Numbers time again (combined)

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Numbers time again (combined)
Tigers announced several number changes and new numbers.

Firstly the latter: Daiki Enokida, No. 13; Shinta Hifumi, No. 36; Masahiro Nakatani, No. 60; Akira Iwamoto, No. 59, Fumiya Araki, No. 58.

The new Ikusei numbers are: Tetsuya Sakaguchi, No. 122; Hiruya Shimamoto, No. 126; Masaki Anada, No. 127.

Changes are
Shinji Komiyama, No. 39; Yamato, No. 0; Takuya Takahama, No. 66, Kai-Weng Cheng, No. 40; Masashi Sajikihara No. 117; Yusuke Kuroda, No. 121.

In addition Shunsuke Fujikawa's registration will change to just Shunsuke.
Comments
Re: Numbers time again (combined)
[ Author: Guest: gotigersredsox | Posted: Dec 7, 2010 10:37 PM ]

Does Sajikihara's high number indicate that he'll be starting at ni-gun yet again?
Re: Numbers time again (combined)
[ Author: Christopher | Posted: Dec 8, 2010 9:04 AM | HAN Fan ]

No, Sajikihara has been moved to the Ikusei (development) squad. All players with numbers over 100 are part of that squad. His pay has also been reduced to 5.5 million from 17 million and it looks like he's very much out of favour. He has had arm surgery recently but there seems to be trouble on other fronts as well.
Re: Numbers time again (combined)
[ Author: Guest: gotigersredsox | Posted: Dec 8, 2010 11:37 AM ]

Wow, too bad they think so unfavorably of him. I know he had injuries in the past, so was rooting for him to make a consistent return to the main team. He had some decent stuff the past year or two. But when the Tigers coaches decide they don't like you, you're done. Just look at Uezono and his weird career trajectory.
Re: Numbers time again (combined)
[ Author: Christopher | Posted: Jan 29, 2011 12:19 PM | HAN Fan ]

With the signing of Kobayashi there was a small reshuffle of numbers. Kobayashi of course got 41 and Uezono took No. 47. As a result Shiranita will wear No. 64
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