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As mentioned in the hitter issue, Takayuki Kajitani and Shoichi Ino have decided to join the giants. Here we will touch the pitchers. In the past, there are 13 pitchers who have transferred to giants in FA. In this project, which will ship in two separate series from the field edition, let’s first review the achievements of the top five winners.
The following are the year of the transfer (the team from which the transfer was made), the full age of the first year of transfer, ◎ = human compensation player, years of actual work at the giant, enrollment period results in the giant and the main titles acquired.
Kudo is the only FA player who has become human compensation
1 Kimiyasu Kudo 2000 (Daie) 37 years
7 years, 128 trials, 53 wins, 40 losses, 0SV 0HD 789.1 times, defense rate 4.05
Best nine, golden grip once each
Although he was transferred at the age of 37, he recorded more than 10 wins three times. As a “winning contractor”, he contributed to the league championship in 2000 and 2002 and was number one in Japan. The giant director of 2002 was Tatsunori Hara, who had just taken over. Kudo dumped him until he was 43 years old while suffering from pain in his left shoulder, but in 2007 he moved to Yokohama as personal compensation for the transfer of Ken Kadokura to the FA. To date, Kudo is the only major player in the Hall of Fame to receive human compensation.
2 Toshiya Sugiuchi 2012 (Softbank) 32 years
4 years, 91 trials, 39 wins, 22 losses, 0SV 0HD 571 times, defense rate 3.03
1 punch maximum
Softbank’s left arm ace. Double-digit victory for the third consecutive year since 2012, the first year of transfer. Tomoyuki Kanno, Tetsuya Utsumi and others made a strong team of starting pitchers, and the strikeout rate was high. However, he had an operation on his hip joint in 2015, and since 2016 he has not climbed in the military. I was aiming for a comeback, but I retired only in 2018. Of the seven years that he was enrolled in the giant, he actually worked for four years.
3 Hiroshi Otake 2014 (Hiroshima) 31 years old ◎ Ryuji Ichioka
7 years, 126 trials, 28 wins, 23 losses, 0SV 24HD 404.2 Rear defense rate 3.85
The starting pitcher in Hiroshima. He had nine wins in the first year of the transfer, but has since been unable to play an active role all season. Otake was under pressure because Ryuji Ichioka, who was transferred to Hiroshima due to personal compensation, was active as the top of the team in Hiroshima. As of 2019, he turned to an intermediary pitcher and has achieved reasonable results.
