Kanemoto gets 2,000th career hit in Hanshin's victory

Kanemoto gets 2,000th career hit in Hanshin's victory

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Hanshin Tigers' Tomoaki Kanemoto acknowledges fans after attaining his 2,000th career hit to become the 37th player in Japanese baseball to achieve the milestone in a game against the Yokohama BayStars at Yokohama Stadium on April 12.

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