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Shinnosuke Abe

Yomiuri Giants — No. 10
Catcher
Born: March 20, 1979 Urayasu, Chiba, Japan
Bats: Left	Throws: Right
Professional debut
2001 for the Yomiuri Giants
statistics (through 2008)
Batting average	.283
Home runs	172
Runs batted in	556
Teams
Yomiuri Giants (2001–present)
Career highlights and awards
2009 Japan Series MVP 1× Japan Series champion (2009)

Shinnosuke Abe (阿部慎之助, Abe Shinnosuke^?, born March 20, 1979 in Urayasu, Chiba, Japan) is a professional baseball player for the Yomiuri Giants in Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball. He has played for the Japan national team since 1999 as a catcher. In the 2009 Japan Series, he was named the Most Valuable Player.

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v • d • e Yomiuri Giants current roster

First squad	0 Takahito Kudo \| 00 Takayuki Terauchi \| 2 Michihiro Ogasawara \| 5 Alex Ramírez \| 6 Hayato Sakamoto \| 8 Yoshitomo Tani \| 9 Yoshiyuki Kamei \| 10 Shinnosuke Abe \| 12 Takahiro Suzuki \| 15 Shota Kimura \| 17 Shun Tono \| 20 Kiyoshi Toyoda \| 22 Daisuke Ochi \| 23 Ryota Wakiya \| 25 Lee Seung-Yeop \| 26 Tetsuya Utsumi \| 28 Norihito Kaneto \| 30 Masahide Kobayashi \| 31 Tetsuya Matsumoto \| 33 Takahiko Nomaguchi \| 37 Soichi Fujita \| 42 Marc Kroon \| 43 Kazunari Tsuruoka \| 44 Noriyoshi Omichi \| 47 Tetsuya Yamaguchi \| 49 Dicky Gonzalez \| 51 Shigeyuki Furuki \| 91 Wirfin Obispo

Second squad	7 Hisayoshi Tyono 11 Yuya Kubo \| 13 Yasunari Takagi \| 19 Kyohei Tsutimoto \| 24 Yoshinobu Takahashi \| 27 Yuuya Ichikawa \| 29 Seth Greisinger \| 32 Zyunpei ono \| 35 Kentaro Nishimura \| 36 Micheal Nakamura \| 39 Takanobu Tsujiuchi \| 40 Ken Kato \| 41 Hiroshi Kisanuki \| 45 Masakuni Odajima \| 46 Toru Murata \| 48 Kenji Yano \| 50 Ryuichi Kajimae \| 52 Hidetoshi Tsuburaya \| 53 Kazunari Sanematsu \| 54 Daisuke Fujimura \| 55 Taishi Ohta \| 56 Hiroki Nakazawa \| 57 Yuki Furukawa \| 58 Takanori Hoshi \| 59 Satoshi Fukuda \| 60 Takuya Fukata \| 61 Daisuke Nakai \| 62 Takahisa Ueno \| 63 Atsushi Nakazato \| 64 Masato Kiyashiki \| 65 Takefumi Miyamoto \| 66 Daijiro Tanaka \| 67 Keisuke Saitoh \| 68 Masafumi Togano \| 69 Tomoya Inzen \| 93 Shoki Kasahara \| 94 Itaru Hashimoto \| 99 Syugo fujii

Coaching	Manager: 88 Tatsunori Hara \| Second squad manager: 83 Kaoru Okazaki

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