- Nippon Professional Baseball All-Star Series
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The Nippon Professional Baseball All-Star Game is an annual baseball game between players from the Central League and the Pacific League, currently selected by a combination of fans, players, coaches, and managers. The All-Star Game usually occurs in early to mid-July and marks the symbolic halfway point in the Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) season (though not the mathematical halfway point; in most seasons, that actually takes place one week earlier).
Game results
Date Winning League Score Venue Host Team Attendance MVP Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher 2004 (Game 1) Pacific 3–1 Nagoya Dome Chunichi Dragons Daisuke Matsuzaka 2004 (Game 2) Pacific 2–1 Nagano Olympic Stadium none SHINJO 2005 (Game 1) Central 6–5 Seibu Dome Seibu Lions Tatsuhiko Kinjo 2005 (Game 2) Central 5–3 Koshien Stadium Hanshin Tigers Tomonori Maeda 2006 (Game 1) Central 3–1 Meiji Jingu Stadium Yakult Swallows Norichika Aoki 2006 (Game 2) Central 7–4 Sun Marine Stadium none Atsushi Fujimoto 2007 (Game 1) Central 4–0 Tokyo Dome Yomiuri Giants Alex Ramírez 2007 (Game 2) Central 11–5 Fullcast Stadium Rakuten Eagles Shinnosuke Abe 2008 (Game 1) Pacific 5–4 Kyocera Dome Osaka Orix Buffaloes Takeshi Yamasaki 2008 (Game 2) Central 11–6 Yokohama Stadium Yokohama BayStars Masahiro Araki 2009 (Game 1) Central 10–8 Sapporo Dome Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters 38,370 Norichika Aoki 2009 (Game 2) Pacific 7–4 Mazda Stadium Hiroshima Toyo Carp Nobuhiko Matsunaka 2010 (Game 1) Central 4–1 Yahoo Dome Fukuoka Softbank Hawks Shinnosuke Abe 2010 (Game 2) 5–5 Hard Off Eco Stadium none Yasuyuki Kataoka 2011 (Game 1) Central 9–4 Nagoya Dome Chunichi Dragons Kazuhiro Hatakeyama 2011 (Game 2) Pacific 4–3 QVC Marine Field Chiba Lotte Marines Takeya Nakamura 2011 (Game 3) Pacific 5–0 Kleenex Stadium Rakuten Eagles Atsunori Inaba See also
Nippon Professional Baseball (2011) Central League Pacific League Chunichi Dragons Chiba Lotte Marines Hanshin Tigers Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks Hiroshima Toyo Carp Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters Tokyo Yakult Swallows Orix Buffaloes Yokohama BayStars Saitama Seibu Lions Yomiuri Giants Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles Postseason: Climax Series · Japan Series · Asia Series All-Star Series · World Baseball Classic · Baseball awards · Hall of Fame · JPBPA · Players · Seasons · Western League · Eastern League · Japanese Professional Baseball Categories:- 1951 establishments in Japan
- All-star games
- Nippon Professional Baseball competitions
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