Masaichi Kaneda

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Masaichi Kaneda was a legendary Japanese professional baseball pitcher, widely regarded as one of the greatest in Nippon Professional Baseball history and the only pitcher to win 400 games in the league.

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instanceOf Nippon Professional Baseball player
baseball pitcher
human
professional baseball player
allStarSelections multiple NPB All-Star selections
awards Sawamura Award NERFINISHED
bats left
careerCompleteGames 365
careerInningsPitched 5526.2
careerShutouts 82
countryOfCitizenship Japan
dateOfBirth 1933-08-01
dateOfDeath 2019-10-06
debutLeague Nippon Professional Baseball NERFINISHED
debutYear 1950
earnedRunAverage 2.34
era postwar Japanese professional baseball
familyName Kaneda NERFINISHED
finalYear 1969
gamesWon 400
genre sports
givenName Masaichi NERFINISHED
hallOfFame Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
holdsRecord most career wins in Nippon Professional Baseball
only NPB pitcher with 400 career wins
inductionYear 1988
jerseyNumber 34
league Nippon Professional Baseball NERFINISHED
managerOf Lotte Orions NERFINISHED
name Masaichi Kaneda NERFINISHED
nativeName 金田正一 NERFINISHED
nickname The Emperor NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the greatest pitchers in NPB history
durability and high strikeout totals
occupation baseball commentator
baseball manager
placeOfBirth Heiwa, Aichi Prefecture, Japan NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Tokyo, Japan NERFINISHED
position pitcher
retiredNumber 34
retiredNumberBy Tokyo Yakult Swallows NERFINISHED
sport baseball
strikeouts 4490
team Kokutetsu Swallows NERFINISHED
Yomiuri Giants NERFINISHED
throws left
winLossRecord 400–298

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