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Tomio Watanabe
Saitama Seibu Lions – No. 98
Pitcher / Coach
Born: (1967-06-23) June 23, 1967 (age 57) Takaoka District, Kōchi, Japan
Batted: Left Threw: Right
NPB debut
June 2, 1989, for the Seibu Lions
Last NPB appearance
October 30, 1997, for the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks
NPB statistics
Win–loss record	45–40
Earned run average	3.73
Strikeouts	502
Saves	2

Teams
As player Seibu Lions (1989–1993, 1998) Fukuoka Daiei Hawks (1994–1997) As coach Saitama Seibu Lions (2025–)
Career highlights and awards
3× Japan Series champion (1990, 1991, 1992) 1× NPB All-Star (1990) 1× Pacific League ERA Champion (1991)

Tomio Watanabe (渡辺智男, Watanabe Tomio, born June 23, 1967) is a former professional baseball player from Takaoka, Kōchi, Japan. ^[1]

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^ "渡辺　智男（西武ライオンズ）". Retrieved November 5, 2024.

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Career statistics and player information from Baseball Reference (Minors)

v t e Saitama Seibu Lions current roster
Pitchers	00 Jefry Yan 11 Taiga Ueda 12 Yūtarō Watanabe 13 Kōna Takahashi 15 Kaito Yoza 16 Chihiro Sumida 17 Wataru Matsumoto 19 Shunsuke Satō 20 Ichirō Tamura 21 Natsuki Takeuchi 23 Ryōta Itogawa 25 Katsunori Hirai 29 Minato Aoyama 34 Hiroshi Kaino 36 Haruto Yamada 41 Haruse Narita 42 Bo Takahashi 43 Shinnosuke Hada 45 Keisuke Honda 47 Haruki Sugiyama 48 Tatsuya Imai 54 Albert Abreu 56 Taisei Miyazawa 57 Masaya Kuroda 58 Yūta Nakamura 61 Kaima Taira 69 Yoshinobu Mizukami 70 Taishi Mameda 71 Shinya Sugai
Catchers	22 Yūto Koga 27 Ginjirō Sumitani 37 Sena Tsuge 38 Kaito Noda 53 Shōya Makino 65 Takeru Furuichi
Infielders	0 Ryōsuke Kodama 4 Kakeru Yamanobe 5 Shūta Tonosaki 6 Sōsuke Genda 8 Kento Watanabe 10 Ryūsei Satō 30 Hiyū Motoyama 31 Shōta Hiranuma 32 Takayoshi Yamamura 44 Jesús Aguilar 50 Wataru Takamatsu 60 Takeya Nakamura 62 Natsuo Takizawa 67 Daiju Nomura 99 Reon Murata
Outfielders	1 Takumi Kuriyama 9 Takuya Hiruma 33 Yūdai Furukawa 35 Seiya Matsubara 46 Shōhei Suzuki 51 Manaya Nishikawa 55 Franchy Cordero 63 Shinya Hasegawa 68 Junichirō Kishi 75 Kōichi Okumura 78 Anthony García
Development pitchers	114 Towa Uema 115 Takeru Sasaki 116 Víctor López 120 Hiroki Inoue 121 Daiki Miura 125 Sinclair 127 Ryōsuke Moriwaki 129 Masahiro Kiwashimo 131 Shōta Kise
Development catchers	122 Ryōsuke Koresawa
Development infielders	118 Kazuki Nomura 126 Asahi Taniguchi 130 Kōji Kaneko 134 Ryōta Kawano
Development outfielders	119 Montell 135 Yūta Nakamigawa
First squad coaching	Manager: 74 Fumiya Nishiguchi Head coach: 91 Yūsuke Torigoe Chief pitching coach: 81 Kiyoshi Toyoda Pitching coach: 95 Tatsuya Ōishi Battery coach: 96 Shōta Nakata Chief fielding/batting coach: 78 Toshihisa Nishi Batting coach: 83 Yoshiie Tachibana Infield defense/base running coach: 80 Keiji Ōbiki Outfield defense/base running coach: 84 Masato Kumashiro
Second squad coaching	Manager: 79 Tatsuya Ozeki General pitching coach: 72 Yoshihiro Doi Pitching coaches: 98
Third squad coaching	General coach: 97 Tomoshi Aoki Fielding coaches: 76 Norio Tanabe, 94 Yūji Onizaki, 89 Fumikazu Kimura

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