Koichi Hori

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Koichi Hori
Lotte Orions
Last NPB appearance
October 6, 2009, for the Chiba Lotte Marines
NPB statistics (through 2010)
Batting average	.269
Home runs	183
Hits	1827

Teams
As player Lotte Orions/Chiba Lotte Marines (1988–2010) As coach Chiba Lotte Marines (2013–present)
Career highlights and awards
2× NPB All-Star (1995–1996) 1× Best Nine Award (2005) 2× Japan Series champion (2005), (2010)

Koichi Hori (堀幸一, born April 2, 1969) is a former Nippon Professional Baseball infielder.

External links

Career statistics and player information from Baseball Reference (Minors)

t e Chiba Lotte Marines current roster
Pitchers	11 Hirokazu Sawamura 14 Kazuya Ojima 15 Manabu Mima 16 Atsuki Taneichi 17 Rōki Sasaki 18 Kōta Futaki 19 Yūki Karakawa 20 Taiki Tōjō 24 Yūsuke Azuma 28 Riku Kikuchi 29 Yūji Nishino 30 Atsuya Hirohata 31 Hikaru Ohtani 33 Akira Yagi 34 Shūta Takano 35 Haruya Tanaka 36 Kōshirō Sakamoto 37 Fumiya Ono 40 Takahiro Nishimura 41 James Dykstra 42 C. C. Mercedes 43 Seiun Akiyama 46 Daiki Iwashita 47 Shōta Suzuki 48 Toshiya Nakamura 49 Fumiya Motomae 52 Naoya Masuda 53 Yūto Kimura 56 Shunsuke Nakamori 59 Hibiki Hayasaka 60 Rikuto Yokoyama 62 Ryōtarō Mori 64 Junior Fernández 66 Keisuke Sawada 69 Jimmy Cordero 91 Akira Niho 92 Yūki Kuniyoshi
Catchers	2 Kō Matsukawa 27 Tatsuhiro Tamura 32 Toshiya Satoh 45 Shōta Ueda 55 Tomoya Kakinuma 65 Ryūsei Terachi
Infielders	00 Raito Ikeda 4 Atsuki Tomosugi 5 Hisanori Yasuda 7 Yūdai Fujioka 8 Shōgo Nakamura 10 Kyūto Ueda 13 Taiga Hirasawa 39 Seichirō Ohshita 44 Seiya Inoue 57 Ryūsei Ogawa 67 Kenta Chatani 68 Yūta Kaneda 99 Neftalí Soto
Outfielders	0 Takashi Ogino 1 Kyōta Fujiwara 3 Katsuya Kakunaka 22 Gregory Polanco 23 Shingo Ishikawa 25 Hiromi Oka 38 Akito Takabe 50 Aito 51 Kōki Yamaguchi 61 Daito Yamamoto 63 Kōshirō Wada
Development	120 Fūki Tanaka (P) 121 Seiya Dohi (P) 122 Ayumu Ishikawa (P) 123 Tokito Kawamura (P) 124 Takurō Furuya (P) 125 Kirato Nagashimada (P) 127 Yūto Yoshikawa (P) 128 Kaiki Shirahama (P) 133 Ryōta Takeuchi (P) 138 Ryō Yoshida (P) 126 Ryōsuke Murayama (C) 137 Kōnoshin Tomiyama (C) 129 Rui Katsumata (IF) 130 Kaisei Kurokawa (IF) 134 Shinya Matsuishi (IF) 131 Tsuyoshi Sugano (OF) 135 Hikaru Kōno (OF) 136 Kazuki Fujita (OF)
First squad coaching	Manager: 21 Masato Yoshii Head/Batting coach: 70 Kazuya Fukuura Pitching coaches: 84 Tomohiro Kuroki, 82 Shingo Ono Batting coach: 71 Shūichi Murata Battery coach: 73 Takeshi Kanazawa Strategy coach: 88 Makoto Kaneko Infield defense/base running coach: 87 Shunichi Nemoto Outfield defense/base running coach: 80 Akira Ōtsuka General coach/Coordinator: 90 Hidekazu Mitsuyama
Second squad coaching	Manager: 86 Saburō Chief pitching coach: 85 Tomohisa Ōtani Pitching coach: 78 Kenji Ōtonari Batting coaches: 75 Kōichi Hori, 77 Kenta Kurihara Battery coach: 76 Naoya Emura Infield defense/base running coach: 72 Ryō Miki Outfield defense/base running coaches: 83 Kenji Morozumi, 81 Shōta Ishimine Development/pitching coach: 79 Takahiro Matsunaga

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