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Sō Tsutsui

Hanshin Tigers – No. 96
Infielder / Coach
Born: (1974-11-01) November 1, 1974 (age 50) Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan
Batted: Right Threw: Right
NPB debut
April 15, 1997, for the Chunichi Dragons
Last NPB appearance
August 8, 2004, for the Chunichi Dragons
NPB statistics
Batting average	.232
Hits	61
Home runs	2
Runs batted in	18
Stolen bases	1

Teams
As player Chunichi Dragons (1997–2004) Hanshin Tigers (2005–2006) As coach Hanshin Tigers (2007–present)

Sō Tsutsui (筒井壮, Tsutsui Sō, born November 1, 1974) is a former professional baseball player from Ibaraki, Osaka, Japan. ^[1]

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^ "筒井　壮（阪神タイガース）". Retrieved November 5, 2024.

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Career statistics from Baseball Reference (Minors)

v t e Hanshin Tigers roster
Pitchers	00 Javy Guerra 13 Suguru Iwazaki 14 Yuta Iwasada 15 Junya Nishi 16 Yuki Nishi 17 Koyo Aoyagi 19 Kaito Shimomura 20 Daichi Moriki 21 Takumi Akiyama 26 Tsuyoshi Shiiba 27 Masashi Itoh 28 Yūto Suzuki 29 Haruto Takahashi 30 Keito Monbetsu 34 Taisei Urushihara 35 Hiroto Saiki 36 Masumi Hamachi 37 Masaki Oyokawa 41 Shōki Murakami 46 Hiroya Shimamoto 47 Takuma Kirishiki 48 Hidetoshi Ibaragi 49 Kotaro Otake 50 Ren Tomida 54 Ren Kajiya 56 Keisuke Kobayashi 63 Yuya Ishiguro 64 Hidetaka Okadome 65 Atsuki Yuasa 66 Junya Tsuda 69 Daichi Ishii 92 Riku Kawahara 93 Masaki Iwata 98 Ren Satoh 99 Jeremy Beasley
Catchers	2 Ryutaro Umeno 12 Seishiro Sakamoto 39 Yuki Sakaeda 57 Kenya Nagasaka 59 Kento Fujita 68 Hayato Nakagawa 95 Yuya Katayama
Infielders	0 Seiya Kinami 3 Yusuke Ohyama 4 Takahiro Kumagai 8 Teruaki Sato 25 Ryo Watanabe 33 Kento Itohara 38 Ryuhei Obata 44 Reiji Toi 45 Jō Endo 51 Takumu Nakano 52 Shuya Yamada 56 Aoi Momosaki 62 Kai Ueda 67 Nozomu Takatera 94 Fumihito Haraguchi
Outfielders	1 Shōta Morishita 5 Koji Chikamoto 7 Sheldon Neuse 32 Kōta Inoue 40 Hinase Itsubo 43 Yuto Takahama 53 Kairi Shimada 55 Johan Mieses 58 Ukyō Maegawa 60 Dan Onodera 61 Hiroshi Toyoda 97 Kyosuke Noguchi
Development	122 Ippei Ogawa (P) 123 Kai Matsubara (P) 125 Ryō Itō (P) 126 Kein Fukushima (OF) 131 Jose Betances (P) 132 Anthony Martinez (P)
First squad coaching	Manager: 80 Akinobu Okada Head coach: 78 Katsuo Hirata Pitching coaches: 86 Yuya Andoh, 90 Tomoyuki Kubota Battery coach: 83 Munehiko Shimada Hitting coaches: 77 Makoto Imaoka, 73 Eiji Mizuguchi Infield defense/base running coaches: 81 Toshifumi Baba, 74 Atsushi Fujimoto Outfield defense/base running coach: 96 Sō Tsutsui
Second squad coaching	Manager: 86 Yutaka Wada Pitching coaches: 85 Shinobu Fukuhara, 72 Hirotaka Egusa, 89 Ryo Watanabe Battery coaches: 87 Katsunori Nomura, 84 Takeshi Hidaka Hitting coaches: 91 Hirotoshi Kitagawa, 75 Noriharu Yamazaki Infield defense/base running coach: 70 Shuta Tanaka Outfield defense/base running coach: 76 Takahito Kudo Fielding coach: 71 Hiroki Uemoto

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