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Shigeo Nagashima Retires November 28, 2001 Japan's most popular pro baseball team, the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants (site in Japanese only), lost its long-time player and manager, Shigeo Nagashima, when he retired at the end of the 2001 season.
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Shigeo Nagashima (長嶋 茂雄) (Mr. Giants, Mr. Japanese Baseball, Moeru Otoko, Mister Pro Yakyu) Bats Right, Throws Right; Height 5' 10", Weight 167 lb. High School Sakura High School; School Rikkyo University; Born February 20, 1936 in Sakura, Chiba Japan; BR register page
Shigeo Nagashima. Shigeo Nagashima ( jap. 長嶋茂雄, hiragana: ながしま しげお; s. 20. helmikuuta 1936) on entinen japanilainen baseballpelaaja. Hän pääsi Yomiuri Giantsiin vuonna 1958 ja nousi yhdeksi aikansa suurimmista japanilaisista baseballtähdistä. Vielä peliuransa jälkeen Nagashima on ollut julkisuudessa muun muassa ...
The real Shigeo Nagashima, who is jokingly mentioned several times in comparison with Shigeo from this series, also appeared together with his son in chapter 11 of Magic Kaito. Origins The two main characters' names are from Shigeo Naga shima (長 嶋 茂雄) and Kazu hisa Inao (稲尾 和 久), both of whom are well-known Japanese baseball players in real life.
Nagashima was a flashy fielder, making extravagant leaps and dashes to field even the most routine ground ball. Giants fans were delighted by Nagashima's fielding, even when he made careless errors. After winning his sixth batting title in 1971, Nagashima suddenly fell into a hitting slump.
Shigeo Nagashima (長島茂雄) is a character in the Kyojin no Hoshi series and is based off the real life player. At the end of 1957, Shigeo Nagashima joined the Giants team as a golden rookie. At the party to commemorate his joining of the team, Hyūma Hoshi aggressively throws a ball at him.
