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Makoto Kosaka (小坂 誠 Kosaka Makoto?, born July 2, 1973 in Yamamoto, Miyagi, Japan) is a Japanese infielder. He currently plays for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles.

Makoto Kosaka is well known for his fast running skills (50m in 5.6 seconds and 100m in 11.2 seconds.)

Awards
Preceded by
Makoto Kaneko		 Pacific League Rookie of the Year
1997		 Succeeded by
Tatsuya Ozeki
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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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Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles current roster

0 Kensuke Uchimura | 1 Tatsuya Shiokawa | 2 Naoto Watanabe | 3 Todd Linden | 4 Yosuke Takasu | 5 Fernando Seguignol | 7 Takeshi Yamasaki | 8 Koichi Isobe | 9 Ryuji Miyade | 12 Daisuke Kusano | 14 Kenta Satake | 17 Darrell Rasner | 18 Masahiro Tanaka | 20 Kohei Hasebe | 21 Hisashi Iwakuma | 22 Hisashi Aikyoh | 25 Fuminori Yokogawa | 26 Kanehisa Arime | 28 Hiroshi Katayama | 30 Satoshi Nagai | 31 Akihito Fujii | 32 Makoto Kosaka | 34 Koki Watanabe | 36 Hideki Asai | 37 Motohiro Shima | 40 Masaru Yoshizaki | 41 Koji Aoyama | 42 Marcus Gwyn | 45 Takashi Kawai | 46 Teppei | 48 Tadashi Ishimine | 50 Matt Childers | 51 Tsuyoshi Kawagishi | 54 Hisashi Kitani | 55 Rick Short | 57 Shinichiro Koyama | 61 Kenshi | 62 Kazuo Fukumori | 63 Akihisa Makida | 64 Toshiya Nakashima | 65 Akira Matsumoto 99 Norihiro Nakamura

Coaching: Manager 19 Katsuya Nomura | Coach 73 Katsunori Nomura
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