The 2013 Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles season was the 8th season of the franchise in Nippon Professional Baseball, also their 8th season under Rakuten, also their 8th season at then-named Nippon Paper Kleenex Stadium (now Rakuten Seimei Park Miyagi), and also their 8th season in Sendai. The Eagles were managed by Senichi Hoshino in his 3rd season managing the Eagles. The Eagles won their first and only Pacific League pennant and their first and only Japan Series championship as of 2022.[1]

Regular season

Standings

2013 Pacific League regular season standings[2]
Pos Team GTooltip Games played W L T Pct. GBTooltip Games behind Home Road
1 Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles† 144 82 59 3 .582 — 42–28–2 40–31–1
2 Saitama Seibu Lions* 144 74 66 4 .529 7½ 42–29–1 32–37–3
3 Chiba Lotte Marines* 144 74 68 2 .521 8½ 41–29–2 33–39–0
4 Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks 144 73 69 2 .514 9½ 37–34–1 36–35–1
5 Orix Buffaloes 144 66 73 5 .475 15 32–38–2 34–35–3
6 Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters 144 64 78 2 .451 18½ 35–36–1 29–42–1
 †  League champion and advanced directly to the final stage of the Climax Series
 *  Advanced to the first stage of the Climax Series

Record vs. opponents

2013 record vs. opponents[2]
Team Buffaloes Eagles Fighters Hawks Lions Marines CL
Buffaloes — 7–16–1 11–12–1 14–10 10–13–1 11–12−1 13–10–1
Eagles 16–7–1 — 16–8 12–12 19–13–2 14–10 15–9
Fighters 12–11–1 8–16 — 12–12 9–15 10–14 13–10–1
Hawks 10–14 12–12 12–12 — 15–8–1 9–15 15–8–1
Lions 13–10–1 13–9–2 15–9 8–15–1 — 14–10 11–13
Marines 12–11−1 10–14 14–10 15–9 10–14 — 13–10−1

Interleague

2013 regular season interleague standings[3]
Pos Team GTooltip Games played W L T Pct. GBTooltip Games behind Home Road
1 Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks† 24 15 8 1 .652 — 8–4 7–4–1
2 Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles 24 15 9 1 .625 ½ 8–4 7–5
3 Yomiuri Giants 24 13 10 1 .565 2 7–4–1 6–6
4 Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters 24 13 10 1 .565 2 8–3−1 5–7
5 Chiba Lotte Marines 24 13 10 1 .565 2 7–4−1 6–6
6 Orix Buffaloes 24 13 10 1 .565 2 7–5 6–5−1
7 Hanshin Tigers 24 12 11 1 .522 3 7–5 5–6–1
8 Hiroshima Toyo Carp 24 11 13 0 .458 4½ 7–5 4–8
9 Saitama Seibu Lions 24 11 13 0 .458 4½ 6–6 5–7
10 Chunichi Dragons 24 10 13 1 .435 5 7–4–1 3–9
11 Tokyo Yakult Swallows 24 7 16 1 .304 8 5–7 2–9–1
12 Yokohama DeNA Baystars 24 7 17 0 .292 8½ 1–11 6–6
 †  Interleague champion

Chihō ballparks

The Eagles hosted five home games outside of Nippon Paper Kleenex Stadium in 2013. Four were played at chihō, or "countryside", ballparks in Fukushima, Iwate, Yamagata, and Akita Prefectures in Japan's Tōhoku region and the fifth was played at the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo.[4]

2013 Rakuten Eagles chihō ballparks[4]
Ballpark City/Town Prefecture
Iwate Prefectural Baseball Stadium Morioka Iwate Prefecture
Komachi Stadium Akita Akita Prefecture
Koriyama Kaiseizan Baseball Stadium Kōriyama Fukushima Prefecture
Shogin & Nissin Stadium Nakayama Yamagata Prefecture
Tokyo Dome Bunkyō Tokyo

Opening Day starting roster

Friday, March 29, 2013, vs. Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks[5]

2013 Rakuten Eagles Opening Day starting roster[5]
Order Player Position
1 Ryo Hijirisawa Center fielder
2 Kazuya Fujita Second baseman
3 Shintaro Masuda Left fielder
4 Andruw Jones Designated hitter
5 Ginji Akaminai First baseman
6 Casey McGehee Third baseman
7 Kazuo Matsui Shortstop
8 Motohiro Shima Catcher
9 Akihisa Makida Right fielder
— Takahiro Norimoto Starting pitcher

Game log

2013 game log: 82–59–3 (Home: 42–28–2; Away: 40–31–1)
March/April: 11–14–0 (Home: 5–6–0; Away: 6–8–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
1 March 29 @ Hawks 1–7 Settsu (1–0) Norimoto (0–1) — Yafuoku Dome 38,561 0–1–0 L1
2 March 30 @ Hawks 3–1 Duckworth (1–0) Yamada (0–1) Aoyama (1) Yafuoku Dome 36,229 1–1–0 W1
3 March 31 @ Hawks 9–1 Mima (1–0) Takeda (0–1) — Yafuoku Dome 35,879 2–1–0 W2
4 April 2 Buffaloes 8–2 Tanaka (1–0) Kaida (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 16,273 3–1–0 W3
— April 3 Buffaloes Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: Kleenex Stadium — — —
5 April 4 Buffaloes 2–13 Maestri (1–0) Kamata (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 17,482 3–2–0 L1
6 April 5 Marines 17–5 Norimoto (1–1) Otani (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 14,177 4–2–0 W1
7 April 6 Marines 3–2 Heuser (1–0) Watanabe (0–1) Aoyama (2) Kleenex Stadium 18,809 5–2–0 W2
— April 7 Marines Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: Kleenex Stadium — — —
8 April 8 Marines 2–11 Nishino (1–0) Kikuchi (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 9,209 5–3–0 L1
9 April 9 @ Fighters 9–1 Tanaka (2–0) Arakaki (0–1) — Tokyo Dome 20,072 6–3–0 W1
10 April 10 @ Fighters 0–6 Yoshikawa (1–1) Kamata (0–2) — Tokyo Dome 17,618 6–4–0 L1
11 April 11 @ Fighters 1–4 Ishii (2–0) Mima (1–1) Masui (2) Tokyo Dome 16,573 6–5–0 L2
12 April 12 Lions 3–2 Takahori (1–0) Kishi (0–3) Aoyama (3) Kleenex Stadium 12,374 7–5–0 W1
13 April 13 Lions 0–6 Kikuchi (2–0) Duckworth (1–1) — Kleenex Stadium 14,537 7–6–0 L1
14 April 14 Lions 2–4 Togame (2–1) Kikuchi (0–2) Oishi (3) Kleenex Stadium 16,528 7–7–0 L2
15 April 16 Hawks 5–6 (10) Iwasaki (1–0) Katayama (0–1) Falkenborg (1) Kleenex Stadium 16,089 7–8–0 L3
16 April 17 Hawks 1–5 Hoashi (1–0) Uezono (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 16,061 7–9–0 L4
17 April 18 Hawks 9–2 Mima (2–1) Higashihama (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 14,184 8–9–0 W1
18 April 19 @ Marines 1–3 Naruse (2–0) Norimoto (1–2) Masuda (4) QVC Marine Field 9,799 8–10–0 L1
19 April 20 @ Marines 3–6 Minami (1–0) Duckworth (1–2) Masuda (5) QVC Marine Field 13,490 8–11–0 L2
20 April 21 @ Marines 5–9 Katsuki (1–0) Kikuchi (0–3) — QVC Marine Field 9,080 8–12–0 L3
21 April 23 @ Buffaloes 9–3 Tanaka (3–0) Nakayama (0–3) — Kyocera Dome 10,778 9–12–0 W1
— April 24 @ Buffaloes Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: Hotto Motto Field — — —
22 April 25 @ Buffaloes 9–3 Mima (3–1) Kaida (1–2) — Hotto Motto Field 10,964 10–12–0 W2
23 April 27 @ Lions 9–2 Norimoto (2–2) Kishi (1–4) — Seibu Dome 26,556 11–12–0 W3
24 April 28 @ Lions 1–15 Kikuchi (3–1) Duckworth (1–3) — Seibu Dome 28,930 11–13–0 L1
25 April 29 @ Lions 4–8 Takekuma (1–0) Kikuchi (0–4) — Seibu Dome 28,092 11–14–0 L2
May: 16–7–0 (Home: 8–3–0; Away: 8–4–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
26 May 1 Fighters 4–1 Tanaka (4–0) Yoshikawa (3–2) Aoyama (4) Kleenex Stadium 12,077 12–14–0 W1
27 May 2 Fighters 1–9 Kisanuki (3–1) Uezono (0–2) — Kleenex Stadium 12,099 12–15–0 L1
28 May 3 Fighters 1–13 Tanimoto (1–2) Mima (3–2) — Kleenex Stadium 20,129 12–16–0 L2
29 May 4 Buffaloes 4–1 Norimoto (3–2) Kaneko (2–3) Aoyama (5) Kleenex Stadium 18,456 13–16–0 W1
30 May 5 Buffaloes 3–2 Duckworth (2–3) Nishi (2–2) Aoyama (6) Kleenex Stadium 18,221 14–16–0 W2
31 May 6 Buffaloes 10–3 Saito (1–0) Kishida (0–2) — Kleenex Stadium 15,963 15–16–0 W3
32 May 8 @ Fighters 5–2 Tanaka (5–0) Kisanuki (3–2) Aoyama (7) Sapporo Dome 24,129 16–16–0 W4
33 May 9 @ Fighters 6–2 Mima (4–2) Yoshikawa (3–3) — Sapporo Dome 19,333 17–16–0 W5
34 May 10 @ Marines 5–3 Katayama (1–1) Masuda (0–1) Aoyama (8) QVC Marine Field 11,282 18–16–0 W6
— May 11 @ Marines Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: QVC Marine Field — — —
35 May 12 @ Marines 4–5 Masuda (1–1) Aoyama (0–1) — QVC Marine Field 20,849 18–17–0 L1
36 May 14 @ BayStars 7–3 Tanaka (6–0) Miura (2–3) — Yokohama Stadium 17,050 19–17–0 W1
37 May 15 @ BayStars 7–5 Katayama (2–1) H. Kobayashi (0–1) — Yokohama Stadium 14,583 20–17–0 W2
38 May 17 @ Dragons 3–4 Mise (1–0) Aoyama (0–2) — Nagoya Dome 25,090 20–18–0 L1
39 May 18 @ Dragons 2–7 Okada (2–1) Norimoto (3–3) — Nagoya Dome 26,824 20–19–0 L2
40 May 19 Swallows 1–0 Nagai (1–0) Yagi (1–3) Rasner (1) Kleenex Stadium 13,171 21–19–0 W1
41 May 20 Swallows 3–1 Tomura (1–0) Muranaka (3–3) Aoyama (9) Kleenex Stadium 15,199 22–19–0 W2
42 May 22 Giants 2–1 Tanaka (7–0) Sawamura (2–3) — Kleenex Stadium 21,354 23–19–0 W3
43 May 23 Giants 4–10 Kasahara (2–1) Mima (4–3) — Kleenex Stadium 20,405 23–20–0 L1
44 May 25 @ Carp 2–1 Norimoto (4–3) Mickolio (1–2) Rasner (2) Mazda Stadium 28,017 24–20–0 W1
45 May 26 @ Carp 4–6 K. Maeda (4–3) Nagai (1–1) Mickolio (9) Mazda Stadium 30,380 24–21–0 L1
46 May 28 @ Tigers 7–4 Katayama (3–1) Kubo (2–3) Rasner (3) Koshien Stadium 32,481 25–21–0 W1
47 May 29 @ Tigers 2–0 Tomura (2–0) Enokida (2–5) Rasner (4) Koshien Stadium 34,858 26–21–0 W2
48 May 31 BayStars 10–3 Norimoto (5–3) Ino (2–5) — Kleenex Stadium 15,355 27–21–0 W3
June: 11–9–0 (Home: 5–5–0; Away: 6–4–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
49 June 1 BayStars 3–4 Fujii (4–1) Nagai (1–2) Yamaguchi (7) Kleenex Stadium 20,413 27–22–0 L1
50 June 2 Dragons 1–0 Kikuchi (1–4) Yamamoto (2–1) Rasner (5) Kleenex Stadium 17,065 28–22–0 W1
51 June 3 Dragons 2–1 (11) Rasner (1–0) Muto (1–2) — Kleenex Stadium 14,461 29–22–0 W2
52 June 5 @ Swallows 5–9 Emura (2–0) Aoyama (0–3) — Meiji Jingu Stadium 14,215 29–23–0 L1
53 June 6 @ Swallows 9–4 Norimoto (6–3) Ishikawa (2–5) — Meiji Jingu Stadium 14,034 30–23–0 W1
54 June 8 @ Giants 3–5 Sugano (6–2) Kikuchi (1–5) Kentaro (15) Tokyo Dome 44,993 30–24–0 L1
55 June 9 @ Giants 5–3 Tanaka (8–0) Utsumi (4–3) — Tokyo Dome 46,087 31–24–0 W1
56 June 12 Carp 3–4 (10) Mickolio (2–2) Koyama (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 15,117 31–25–0 L1
57 June 13 Carp 4–5 Hisamoto (2–1) Rasner (1–1) Imamura (1) Kleenex Stadium 17,677 31–26–0 L2
58 June 15 Tigers 2–1 Nagai (2–2) Nomi (6–3) Rasner (6) Kleenex Stadium 21,252 32–26–0 W1
59 June 16 Tigers 3–0 Tanaka (9–0) Fujinami (4–2) — Kleenex Stadium 21,430 33–26–0 W2
60 June 21 Hawks 2–13 Settsu (7–3) Norimoto (6–4) — Kaiseizan Stadium 11,214 33–27–0 L1
61 June 22 Hawks 2–8 Oba (1–2) Tomura (2–1) — Kleenex Stadium 19,717 33–28–0 L2
62 June 23 Hawks 5–2 Duckworth (3–3) Hoashi (5–2) Rasner (7) Kleenex Stadium 19,411 34–28–0 W1
63 June 25 @ Lions 11–0 Tanaka (10–0) Makita (4–5) — Seibu Dome 14,528 35–28–0 W2
64 June 26 @ Lions 0–1 Nogami (4–2) Nagai (2–3) Sarfate (3) Seibu Dome 12,707 35–29–0 L1
65 June 27 @ Lions 10–1 Kawai (1–0) Wakui (4–4) — Omiya Stadium 20,051 36–29–0 W1
66 June 28 @ Buffaloes 2–3 Higa (1–0) Norimoto (6–5) — Kyocera Dome 14,726 36–30–0 L1
67 June 29 @ Buffaloes 2–0 Tomura (3–1) Igawa (2–2) Rasner (8) Kyocera Dome 20,187 37–30–0 W1
68 June 30 @ Buffaloes 2–1 (10) Aoyama (1–3) Y. Hirano (1–3) Rasner (9) Kyocera Dome 23,596 38–30–0 W2
July: 14–6–1 (Home: 9–3–1; Away: 5–3–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
69 July 2 Marines 7–0 Tanaka (11–0) Karakawa (4–6) — Kleenex Stadium 14,347 39–30–0 W3
— July 3 Marines Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: Kleenex Stadium — — —
70 July 4 Marines 8–4 Kawai (2–0) Furuya (1–1) — Kleenex Stadium 11,819 40–30–0 W4
71 July 5 @ Hawks 1–6 Settsu (9–3) Norimoto (6–6) — Yafuoku Dome 30,079 40–31–0 L1
72 July 6 @ Hawks 8–4 Norimoto (7–6) Padilla (2–4) — Yafuoku Dome 35,709 41–31–0 W1
73 July 7 @ Hawks 7–0 Duckworth (4–3) Hoashi (5–4) — Yafuoku Dome 36,493 42–31–0 W2
74 July 9 Fighters 5–0 Tanaka (12–0) M. Takeda (5–5) — Tokyo Dome 43,683 43–31–0 W3
75 July 10 Fighters 1–4 Wolfe (4–3) Nagai (2–4) H. Takeda (15) Kleenex Stadium 15,428 43–32–0 L1
76 July 11 Fighters 3–0 Kawai (3–0) Tanimoto (3–4) Rasner (10) Kleenex Stadium 11,931 44–32–0 W1
77 July 12 Lions 3–4 (12) Y. Okamoto (2–0) Hoshino (0–1) Matsushita (1) Kleenex Stadium 12,758 44–33–0 L1
78 July 13 Lions 3–1 Norimoto (8–6) Togame (6–6) Rasner (11) Kleenex Stadium 18,722 45–33–0 W1
79 July 14 Lions 2–5 Kishi (5–5) Duckworth (4–4) — Kleenex Stadium 21,283 45–34–0 L1
80 July 15 @ Buffaloes 1–0 Koyama (1–1) T. Sato (2–1) Rasner (12) Kyocera Dome 20,184 46–34–0 W1
81 July 16 @ Buffaloes 4–1 Tanaka (13–0) Dickson (5–3) — Kyocera Dome 11,860 47–34–0 W2
82 July 17 @ Buffaloes 0–3 Kaneko (7–5) Kawai (3–1) — Kyocera Dome 10,743 47–35–0 L1
All-Star Break: CL and PL split series, 1–1–1[6]
83 July 24 @ Hawks 9–4 Saito (2–0) Igarashi (1–2) — Kitakyushu Stadium 20,851 48–35–0 W1
84 July 25 @ Hawks 2–5 Hoashi (6–4) Koyama (1–2) Igarashi (2) Yafuoku Dome 38,561 48–36–0 L1
85 July 26 Marines 3–2 Tanaka (14–0) Masuda (2–4) — Kleenex Stadium 20,382 49–36–0 W1
86 July 27 Marines 8–1 Tomura (4–1) Gonzalez (0–2) — Kleenex Stadium 21,334 50–36–0 W2
87 July 28 Marines 5–4 Aoyama (2–3) Rosa (0–1) Rasner (13) Kleenex Stadium 19,773 51–36–0 W3
88 July 30 Lions 9–4 Norimoto (9–6) Y. Okamoto (3–1) — Iwate Baseball Stadium 15,043 52–36–0 W4
89 July 31 Lions 2−2 Game tied after 5 innings Komachi Stadium 12,759 52–36–1 T1
August: 14–11–0 (Home: 6–5–0; Away: 8–6–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
90 August 2 @ Fighters 4–1 Tanaka (15–0) Wolfe (4–5) — Sapporo Dome 28,659 53–36–1 W1
91 August 3 @ Fighters 3–0 Duckworth (5–4) Kawano (0–1) Rasner (14) Sapporo Dome 36,535 54–36–1 W2
92 August 4 @ Fighters 14–4 Miyagawa (1–0) Yoshikawa (6–9) — Sapporo Dome 27,592 55–36–1 W3
— August 6 Buffaloes Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: Kleenex Stadium — — —
93 August 7 Buffaloes 1–2 Kaneko (9–6) Aoyama (2–4) Y. Hirano (22) Kleenex Stadium 19,255 55–37–1 L1
94 August 8 Buffaloes 5–2 Norimoto (10–6) Maestri (4–3) Rasner (15) Kleenex Stadium 16,094 56–37–1 W1
95 August 9 Hawks 5–0 Tanaka (16–0) Hoashi (7–5) — Kleenex Stadium 21,320 57–37–1 W2
96 August 10 Hawks 3–8 Settsu (12–4) Karashima (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 21,42 57–38–1 L1
97 August 11 Hawks 10–6 Saito (3–0) Iwasaki (1–4) — Kleenex Stadium 21,465 58–38–1 W1
98 August 13 @ Marines 0–3 Furuya (5–1) Tomura (4–2) Uchi (1) QVC Marine Field 22,664 58–39–1 L1
99 August 14 @ Marines 5–6 (11) Matsunaga (2–1) Koyama (1–3) — QVC Marine Field 22,861 58–40–1 L2
100 August 15 @ Marines 3–1 Norimoto (11–6) Watanabe (0–3) Rasner (16) QVC Marine Field 22,243 59–40–1 W1
101 August 16 @ Lions 3–1 Tanaka (17–0) Nogami (8–3) Rasner (17) Seibu Dome 29,846 60–40–1 W2
102 August 17 @ Lions 2–3 Sarfate (5–0) Koyama (1–4) — Seibu Dome 27,382 60–41–1 L1
103 August 18 @ Lions 11–12 Masuda (2–2) Rasner (1–2) — Seibu Dome 21,689 60–42–1 L2
104 August 20 Fighters 5–9 Tanimoto (5–4) Uezono (0–3) — Shogin & Nissin Stadium 13,407 60–43–1 L3
105 August 21 Fighters 3–5 M. Takeda (7–5) Mima (4–4) H. Takeda (20) Kleenex Stadium 19,127 60–44–1 L4
106 August 22 Fighters 2–5 Wolfe (5–5) Norimoto (11–7) — Kleenex Stadium 18,904 60–45–1 L5
107 August 23 Marines 5–0 Tanaka (18–0) Nishino (9–4) — Kleenex Stadium 20,766 61–45–1 W1
108 August 24 Marines 7–5 Karashima (1–1) Hattori (1–1) Saito (1) Kleenex Stadium 21,372 62–45–1 W2
109 August 25 Marines 6–5 Hasebe (1–0) Masuda (2–5) — Kleenex Stadium 20,263 63–45–1 W3
110 August 27 @ Buffaloes 0–4 Matsuba (4–4) Heuser (1–0) — Kyocera Dome 12,921 63–46–1 L1
111 August 28 @ Buffaloes 2–1 Mima (5–4) Kaneko (10–8) Saito (2) Kyocera Dome 13,687 64–46–1 W1
112 August 29 @ Buffaloes 4–2 Norimoto (12–7) Nishi (7–7) Aoyama (10) Hotto Motto Field 22,293 65–46–1 W2
113 August 30 @ Hawks 11–6 Tanaka (19–0) Hoashi (7–7) — Yafuoku Dome 36,218 66–46–1 W3
114 August 31 @ Hawks 2–9 Settsu (14–5) Karashima (1–2) — Yafuoku Dome 36,782 66–47–1 L1
September: 0–0–0 (Home: 0–0–0; Away: 0–0–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
115 September 1 @ Hawks 0–4 Oseguera (1–0) Duckworth (5–5) — Yafuoku Dome 36,464 66–48–1 L2
116 September 3 Lions 4–3 Kaneto (1–0) Wakui (5–7) Saito (3) Kleenex Stadium 18,541 67–48–1 W1
117 September 4 Lions 0−0 Game tied after 12 innings Kleenex Stadium 13,710 67–48–2 T1
— September 5 Lions Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: Kleenex Stadium — — —
118 September 6 Fighters 3–2 Tanaka (20–0) Yanuki (2–2) — Kleenex Stadium 22,316 68–48–2 W1
119 September 7 Fighters 7–5 Karashima (2–2) Keppel (2–4) Saito (4) Kleenex Stadium 20,833 69–48–2 W2
120 September 8 Fighters 3–1 Norimoto (13–7) Yoshikawa (7–12) Aoyama (11) Kleenex Stadium 20,429 70–48–2 W3
October: 0–0–0 (Home: 0–0–0; Away: 0–0–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
  Win  |     Loss  |     Tie  |     Postponement  |      = Interleague play
Bold = Eagles team member

Postseason

Climax Series

Main article: 2013 Pacific League Climax Series

Japan Series

Main article: 2013 Japan Series

Asia Series

Main article: 2013 Asia Series

Game log

2013 postseason game log: 9–5–0 (Home: 6–4–0; Away: 3–1–0)
Climax Series final stage: 4–1–0 (Home: 4–1–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
— The Pacific League regular season champion is given a one-game advantage in the final stage. 1–0–0 —
1 October 17 Marines 2–1 Tanaka (1–0) Naruse (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 24,332 2–0–0 W1
2 October 18 Marines 1–4 (10) Uchi (1–0) Kaneto (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 24,097 2–1–0 L1
3 October 19 Marines 2–0 Mima (1–0) Furuya (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 24,396 3–1–0 W1
— October 20 Marines Postponed (rain) – Makeup date: October 21 Kleenex Stadium — — —
4 October 21 Marines 8–5 Saito (1–0) Rosa (0–1) Tanaka (1) Kleenex Stadium 24,264 4–1–0 W2
Japan Series: 4–3–0 (Home: 2–2–0; Away: 2–1–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
1 October 26 Giants 0–2 Utsumi (1–0) Norimoto (0–1) Nishimura (1) Kleenex Stadium 25,209 0–1–0 L1
2 October 27 Giants 2–1 Tanaka (1–0) Sugano (0–1) — Kleenex Stadium 25,219 1–1–0 W1
3 October 29 @ Giants 5–1 Mima (1–0) Sugiuchi (0–1) — Tokyo Dome 44,940 2–1–0 W2
4 October 30 @ Giants 5–6 Mathieson (1–0) Hasebe (0–1) Yamaguchi (1) Tokyo Dome 44,968 2–2–0 L1
5 October 31 @ Giants 4–2 (10) Norimoto (1–1) Nishimura (0–1) — Tokyo Dome 44,995 3–2–0 W1
6 November 2 Giants 2–4 Sugano (1–1) Tanaka (1–1) Mathieson (1) Kleenex Stadium 25,271 3–3–0 L1
7 November 3 Giants 3–0 Mima (2–0) Sugiuchi (0–2) Tanaka (1) Kleenex Stadium 25,249 4–3–0 W1
Asia Series: 2–1–0 (Home: 1–1–0; Away: 1–0–0)
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Stadium Attendance Record Streak
1 November 15 Rhinos 6–1 Kaneto (1–0) CF. Yang (0–1) — Taichung Stadium 10,910 1–0–0 W1
2 November 17 @ Cavalry 6–3 Nagai (1–0) Motta (0–1) Koyama (1) Taoyuan Stadium 4,211 2–0–0 W2
3 November 19 Lions 1–4 Figueroa (1–0) Miyagawa (0–1) — Taichung Stadium 4,720 2–1–0 L1
  Win  |     Loss  |     Tie  |     Postponement
Bold = Eagles team member

Roster

2013 Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders Manager

Coaches

[7]

References

  1. ^ "Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles win 2013 NPB Championship". wbsc.org. Retrieved 2022-02-25.
  2. ^ a b "2013 Pacific League Standings". Retrieved January 28, 2025.
  3. ^ "2013年度 交流戦" [2013 Interleague Play] (in Japanese). Nippon Professional Baseball. Retrieved January 29, 2025.
  4. ^ a b "【2013年：パ・リーグ試合日程】のお知らせ" [[2013: Pacific League Game Schedule] Announcement] (in Japanese). Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles. November 7, 2012. Retrieved February 4, 2025.
  5. ^ a b "Friday, March 29, 2013". Nippon Professional Baseball. Retrieved February 4, 2025.
  6. ^ "マツダオールスターゲーム2013" [Mazda All-Star Game 2013] (in Japanese). Nippon Professional Baseball. Retrieved March 1, 2025.
  7. ^ "2013 Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved February 16, 2025.
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