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Aren Kuri

Hiroshima Toyo Carp – No. 11
Pitcher
Born: (1991-09-01) September 1, 1991 (age 32) Yonago, Tottori, Japan
Bats: Right Throws: Right
debut
March 29, 2014, for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp
NPB statistics (through 2023 season)
Win–loss record	64-57
Earned run average	3.53
Strikeouts	849

Teams
Hiroshima Toyo Carp (2014–present)
Career highlights and awards
NPB All-Star (2023) 1× Central League wins champion (2021)

Aren Kuri (九里亜蓮, Kuri Aren, born September 1, 1991) is a professional Japanese baseball player. He plays pitcher for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp.

External links[edit]

Career statistics and player information from Baseball Reference (Minors)
NPB.com

v t e Hiroshima Toyo Carp current roster
Pitchers	11 Aren Kuri 12 Haruki Ohmichi 13 Daisuke Moriura 14 Daichi Ohsera 16 Shōhei Mori 17 Akitake Okada 18 Masato Morishita 19 Yusuke Nomura 20 Ryoji Kuribayashi 21 Shota Nakazaki 23 Kazuki Yabuta 26 Takehisa Masuda 28 Hiroki Tokoda 29 Makoto Kemna 30 Ryuji Ichioka 34 Kōya Takahashi 36 Atsuya Horie 39 Ginji Hasebe 41 Takuya Yasaki 43 Sotaro Shimauchi 45 Ryūya Matsumoto 46 Kei Kawano 47 Yūta Saitō 48 Makoto Aduwa 49 Chiaki Tone 53 Tatsuto Kobayashi 58 Reira Fujii 66 Atsushi Endoh 67 Yuta Nakamura 70 Atsumi Hidaka 98 Robert Corniel
Catchers	27 Tsubasa Aizawa 31 Shogo Sakakura 32 Tomoki Ishihara 40 Yoshitaka Isomura 57 Taiki Mochimaru 62 Kanato Shimizu 64 Shōto Takagi
Infielders	00 Kaisei Sone 0 Takashi Uemoto 2 Kosuke Tanaka 7 Shota Dobayashi 33 Ryosuke Kikuchi 35 Takumi Miyoshi 44 Kōta Hayashi 45 Tatsuki Kuwahara 51 Kaito Kozono 54 Yūya Nirasawa 61 Masaya Yano 63 Shōdai Uchida 69 Ryutaro Hatsuki 95 Jake Scheiner 99 Shōichi Futamata
Outfielders	9 Shogo Akiyama 37 Takayoshi Noma 38 Koki Ugusa 50 Kento Nakamura 55 Ryuhei Matsuyama 56 Shū Kubo 59 Minoru Ohmori 60 Shunsuke Tamura 96 Shosei Nakamura
Development pitchers	120 Shun Namiki 122 Ken Sasaki 125 Taiga Tsuji 126 Sō Shinya 128 Raisei Nakamura
Development infielders	127 Seita Maekawa
Development outfielders	121 Norihiko Nabara 123 Takahiro Nakamura 124 Motohide Kinoshita
First squad coaching	Manager: 25 Takahiro Arai Head coach: Outfield defense/base running coach: 93 Masato Akamatsu Infield defense/base running coach: 89 Tetsuya Kokubo Hitting coaches: 83 Toyo Asayama, 91 Yuichiro Mukae Pitching coaches: 86 Tsuyoshi Kikuchihara, 82 Ryuji Yokoyama Battery coach: 81 Yoshiyuki Ishihara
Second squad coaching	Manager: 71 Shinji Koh Outfield defense/base running coach: 75 Jun Hirose Infield defense/base running coach: 72 Akihiro Higashide Hitting/base running coach: 85 Kazuki Fukuchi Hitting coach: Pitching coaches: 87 Ken Takahashi, 74 Katsuhiro Nagakawa Battery coach: 76 Yoshikazu Kura
Third squad coaching	Gereral coach: 78 Tatsumi Une Pitching/strengthening coach: 73 Kanei Kobayashi

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