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From 1997 to 1999, the Yankees had a Japanese pitcher named Hideki Irabu.
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Who was World Series mvp last night?
Hideki Matsui, of the New York Yankees
Who was the MVP the last time the New York Yankees won the World Series?
Hideki Matsui.
Which two New York Yankees players had a last name beginning with the letter I?
One is pitcher Kei Igawa, who is now playing for the Trenton Thunder, the Yankees AA affiliate.Also, there was the late Hideki Irabu, who pitched for the Yankees from 1997-1999. Irabu passed away on July 27, 2011.
Who was the last New York Yankees sidearm pitcher?
Current Yankees relievers Clay Rapada and Cody Eppley are side arm pitchers.
Who was the last New York Yankees pitcher to lead the league in ERA?
Dave Righetti at 2.05 in 1981.
Who was the last MLB pitcher to record 1000 outs?
I think the answer is Roger Clemens if he is retired he last played for the New York Yankees.
How do you spell motsuis first name of the Yankees?
Hideki...and his last name is spelled Matsui
Who was the most recent New York Yankees pitcher to top 20 wins in a season?
Mike Mussina was the last Yankees pitcher to win 20 games in a season. In 2008, Mike Mussina's record was 20-9.
When was the last time the Boston Red Sox no hit the New York Yankees?
The last time was on June 21, 1916. Rube Foster was the pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.
Which New York Yankees pitcher played on August 2nd 1980?
On August 2, 1980, Yankees pitcher Rudy May defeated the Milwaukee Brewers. He pitched six innings and Rich "Goose" Gossage pitched the last three innings for the save.
What year was the first title won by New York Yankees and the last one won by the New York Yankees?
The New York Yankees' first title was won in 1923 and their last was won in 2000.
Who was the winner of last night's New York Yankees game on August 23 2010?
The last Yankees playoff game was on October 22, 2010 against the Texas Rangers. Colby Lewis was the winning pitcher in game 6 of the ALCS. The last Yankees win was by CC Sabathia in game 5.
