Hitoki Iwase

Iwase with the Chunichi Dragons

Chunichi Dragons – No. 13

Pitcher

Born: November 10, 1974
Nishio, Aichi, Japan

Bats: Left

Throws: Left

NPB debut

April 2, 1999, for the Chunichi Dragons

Career statistics
(through 2014)

54-43

2.08

904

402

780

Teams

Chunichi Dragons (1999–present)

Career highlights and awards

1× Japan Series champion (2007)
10x NPB All-Star (2000-2001, 2003, 2005-2007, 2010-2013)

Last update: April 27, 2013

Olympic medal record
Men's Baseball
	Athens 2004	Team Competition

Hitoki Iwase (岩瀬仁紀, born November 10, 1974) is a Japanese professional baseball player from Nishio, Aichi, Japan. He is a closing pitcher.

In 2005, he marked 46 saves with a 1.88 ERA, renewing the single-season save record previously set by Kazuhiro Sasaki. He holds the NPB records for more career saves.

He was chosen to play on the Japanese Olympic baseball team for the 2004 Summer Olympics, and won a bronze medal.

In the 2007 Japan Series, he saved a perfect game with eight innings thrown by Daisuke Yamai.

External links

Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference (Minors)
NPB
Japanese league stats and info of Hitoki Iwase

Chunichi Dragons current roster

First squad	00 Anderson Hernández 2 Masahiro Araki 3 Shuhei Takahashi 4 Atsushi Fujii 6 Ryosuke Hirata 8 Yohei Oshima 12 Shinji Tajima 16 Katsuki Matayoshi 21 Toshiya Okada 22 Yudai Ono 23 Issei Endō 24 Koji Fukutani 25 Yuta Muto 29 Daisuke Yamai 34 Hiroto Fuku 40 Iori Katsura 45 Shota Sugiyama 52 Shingo Takeyama 54 Drew Naylor 56 Yusuke Matsui 57 Ryuya Ogawa 60 Ricardo Nanita 61 Shunta Wakamatsu 62 Takahito Kudo 63 Naomichi Donoue 64 Ryosuke Oguma 66 Dayán Viciedo 70 Tetsuya Tani

Second squad	1 Shota Tomonaga 5 Toshiki Abe 7 Masahiko Morino 9 Shun Ishikawa 11 Shinnosuke Ogasawara 13 Hitoki Iwase 14 Yuu Satoh 17 Yudai 18 Shota Suzuki 19 Kazuki Yoshimi 20 Ryosuke Nomura 26 Masataka Iryo 28 Shinji Iwata 30 Takuma Achira 31 Kei Nomoto 32 Kentaro Nishikawa 33 Daisuke Sobue 35 Takuya Kinoshita 36 Ryota Ishioka 37 Taiki Mitsumata 38 Masato Matsui 39 Takuma Kato 41 Takuya Asao 42 Juan Jaime 43 Tatsuro Hamada 44 Raúl Valdés 46 Takeru Furumoto 47 Tomohiro Hamada 48 Hayato Mizowaki 50 Takeshi Kaneko 51 Masashi Yamamoto 53 Kyohei Kamezawa 55 Nobumasa Fukuda 58 Tomoya Yagi 59 Shota Oba 65 Junki Ito 68 Ryuichiro Akada 69 Kazuyuki Akasaka 99 Jordan Norberto 201 Takahiro Kawasaki (Trainee) 202 Junki Kishimoto (Trainee) 203 Seiya Nakagawa (Trainee) 205 Shu Yoshida (Trainee) 206 Takuya Mitsuma (Trainee) 207 Masaru Fujiyoshi (Trainee) 208 Mikihiro Nishihama (Trainee) 210 Kaito Goya (Trainee) 211 Kodai Ishigaki (Trainee) 212 Masaru Watanabe (Trainee) 213 Hiroki Kondoh (Trainee) 215 Hitoshi Tamura (Trainee)

First squad coaching	Manager: 27 Motonobu Tanishige Head coach: 80 Shigekazu Mori Pitching coaches: 81 Yui Tomori, 76 Shinichi Kondoh Hitting coaches: 75 Hideji Katō, 79 Ikki Shimamura, 84 Kazuo Hayakawa Fielding coaches: 77 Hiroyuki Watanabe, 72 Takahiro Saeki Fielding/Baserunning coach: 89 Hidenori Kuramoto Battery coach: 73 Masatoshi Ogawa Conditioning coaches: 92 Kosei Katsuzaki, 93 Takemi Miyamae

Second squad coaching	Manager: 82 Michihiro Ogasawara Pitching coaches: 87 Ikuo Takayama, 86 Takashi Ogasawara, 74 Akinori Otsuka, 97 Kenta Asakura Hitting coaches: 71 Toshio Haru, 88 Hideki Takayanagi, 83 Kosuke Matsuoka Fielding coaches: 85 Hatsuhiko Tsuji, 84 Kazuo Hayakawa Fielding/Baserunning coach: 78 Kiyoyuki Nagashima Battery coach: 90 Yoshio Koyama Conditioning coaches: 91 Hiroto Mizuno, 95 Hiroshi Tsukamoto, 94 Ichiro Kitano, 96 Kenji Imaeda

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