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Hideyuki Awano
Pitcher
Born: July 28, 1964 (1964-07-28) (age 45)
Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan[1]
Bats: Left Throws: Left
Professional debut
April 12, 1987 for the Kintetsu Buffaloes
Last professional appearance
October 7, 2000 for the Yokohama BayStars
Teams
Career highlights and awards

Hideyuki Awano (阿波野 秀幸 Awano Hideyuki?, born July 28, 1964 in Yokohama, Japan)[1] is a former Nippon Professional Baseball pitcher for the Kintetsu Buffaloes, Yomiuri Giants, and the Yokohama BayStars.

[edit] Notes and references

  1. ^ a b Profile (Japanese)

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Awards
Preceded by
Kazuhiro Kiyohara		 Pacific League Rookie of the Year
1987		 Succeeded by
Ryouji Moriyama
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Pacific League Rookie of the Year Award
1950: Aramaki | 1951: Kageyama | 1952: Nakanishi | 1953: Toyoda | 1954: Takuwa | 1955: Enomoto | 1956: Inao | 1957: Kimura | 1958: Sugiura | 1959: Harimoto | 1960: None | 1961: Tokuhisa | 1962: Ozaki | 1963: None | 1964: None | 1965: Ikenaga | 1966: None | 1967: Y. Takahashi | 1968: None | 1969: Arito | 1970: M. Sato | 1971: Minagawa | 1972: Kato | 1973: Niimi | 1974: Mitsui | 1975: Yamaguchi | 1976: M. Fujita | 1977: Y. Sato | 1978: Murakami | 1979: Matsunuma | 1980: Kida | 1981: Ishige | 1982: Oishi | 1983: Futamura | 1984: H. Fujita | 1985: Kumano | 1986: Kiyohara | 1987: Awano | 1988: Moriyama | 1989: Sakai | 1990: Nomo | 1991: Hasegawa | 1992: Takamura | 1993: Sugiyama | 1994: Watanabe | 1995: Hirai | 1996: Kaneko | 1997: Kosaka | 1998: Ozeki | 1999: Matsuzaka | 2000: None | 2001: Okubo | 2002: Shoda | 2003: Wada | 2004: Mise | 2005: Kubo | 2006: Yagi | 2007: Tanaka | 2008: Komatsu
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