List of Nippon Professional Baseball players (U)

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The following is a list of Nippon Professional Baseball players with the last name starting with U, retired or active.

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NameDebutFinal GamePositionTeamsRef
Tatsuya Uchi
Kazuya Uchida
Seiichi Uchikawa
Kensuke Uchimura
Takashi Uchinokura
Tomoyuki Uchiyama
Yusuke Uchiyama
Naoki Uchizono
Shinji Udaka
Katsuya Udoh
Daisuke Ue
Hiroaki Ueda
Toshiharu Ueda
Tsuyoshi Ueda
Yoshinori Ueda
Yoshitake Ueda
Yukihiro Ueda
Akira Uehara
Koji Uehara
Kojiro Uehara
Masatomo Uematsu
Tatsuyuki Uemoto
Kazuhiro Uemura
Yoshinobu Uemura
Yusuke Uemura
Yoshinari Uenaka
Hirofumi Ueno
Tadashi Ueno
Takahisa Ueno
Yuhei Ueno
Keiji Uezono
Atsushi Ugumori
Hiroshi Umeda
Naomichi Umeda
Nobuaki Umehara
Manato Umemura
Tomohiro Umetsu
Masami Uno
Mitsuo Uno
Tim Unroe
Salvatore Urso
Yasuhiro Usami
Shigeki Ushida
Kazuhiko Ushijima
Tsutomu Ushiyama
Itaru Uto
Tetsuya Utsumi

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