Former professional baseball player, Hiroki Kuroda, who is currently active as an advisor to the Hiroshima Toyo Carp, has been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. This is a great honor that recognizes his long-term contributions to professional baseball.

Kuroda had an amazing career playing for teams in Japan such as Yokohama and Chunichi, as well as the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Major League Baseball. His record is remarkable, having participated in a total of 3,021 games and achieving victory in 203 of them. Among them, his complete game victory in his first appearance is known as an episode that shows his talent and enthusiasm.

In addition, Kuroda’s record includes 82 complete games in both Japan and the USA. This demonstrates his stamina, tenacity, and mindset towards the game.

Experiences playing for four years for the prestigious Major League team, the Dodgers, also characterize Kuroda’s baseball history. He achieved 41 victories while he was with the team. The team also recognized his contributions applauding his induction into the baseball hall of fame on their official Twitter account on the 19th, Japan time.

Kuroda reflected on his career stating, My 20 years as a professional player passed so quickly, expressing his gratitude for his career so far. His continued involvement in baseball will undoubtedly provide significant insight for not only current players but also many young players.

Being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame is a highly prestigious award that honors a player’s achievements. Kuroda’s selection to this is proof that his achievements have been recognized. All eyes will be on Kuroda’s new ventures from here on.