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Tadahito Iguchi	#9 \| Second Baseman \| Philadelphia Phillies

Height: 5-10 Weight: 185 Throws: R Bats: R
Born: Dec 4, 1974, Tokyo,
Contract: Signed though 2008

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October 30, 2006
The White Sox picked up their 2007 option on Tadahito Iguchi Monday, according to ESPN.com. Iguchi, who hit .281 with 18 homers and 67 RBI in '06, will make $3.25 million next season.

July 8, 2006
A sprained left ankle kept Tadahito Iguchi sidelined for the fourth straight day Friday. Manager Ozzie Guillen said he's not sure if Iguchi will be able to play this weekend. "I don't think he's 100 percent ready I don't think he's even 90," said Guillen.

July 7, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi tested his sprained left ankle by hitting in a batting cage and taking ground balls on Thursday, according to the Daily Southtown. "He was running, jumping, hit some balls, (and took) some ground balls," manager Ozzie Guillen said. "I think maybe not (today), but Saturday and Sunday, I expect him to be in the lineup."

July 6, 2006
Although Tadahito Iguchi was able to take soft toss in a batting cage and ran two laps around the warning track yesterday, it's not clear if he'll return from his sprained ankle this weekend, according to the Daily Southtown. "I'm going to leave that open," trainer Herm Schneider said.

July 5, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi was out of the lineup a second straight day on Wednesday but might play Friday when the White Sox play the Red Sox, according to the AP. Iguchi sprained his left ankle Monday in a collision with teammate Jermaine Dye as they chased a shallow fly ball.

July 5, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi was out of action Tuesday due to the sprained left ankle he sustained the day before, according to the Daily Southtown. "He's going to wait two or three more days," manager Ozzie Guillen said. "(Today) we'll have a better look and see exactly how long it will be. With that injury, it's tough the next day because everything is swelled and sore."

July 3, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi had to leave Monday night's game against Baltimore after spraining his left ankle in a collision with right fielder Jermaine Dye while catching a pop fly in the fifth inning, according to the AP. Both players stayed down for several minutes before Iguchi got up and walked gingerly off the field accompanied by a trainer. He is expected to miss a couple of games.

June 1, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi said his bruised right ankle is "perfectly fine," according to the Daily Southtown. He was not in the starting lineup on Wednesday, but he could be back in action tonight.

May 31, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi, who is in a 3-for-20 skid, did not start on Wednesday, according to the AP. "He's not swinging the bat well right now," manager Ozzie Guillen said. Alex Cintron started in his place.

May 28, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi was given a routine day off on Sunday. Alex Cintron took his place in the White Sox lineup.

May 24, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi was out of the lineup on Wednesday for the second straight night with a sore right foot, according to the AP. He injured his foot when he fouled a ball off it on Monday. The White Sox have a day off Thursday and manager Ozzie Guillen wanted to make sure Iguchi was pain free before the team begins a three-game series on the artificial turf in Toronto on Friday.

May 24, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi was a late scratch Tuesday due to a sore right foot, according to the Daily Southtown. He sustained the injury Monday when he fouled a ball off of his foot. Alex Cintron started in place of Iguchi.

May 20, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi had his first multi-homer game and drove in a career high six runs on Saturday. Iguchi was 3-for-3 and had a two-run homer and a grand slam in the 7-0 win over the cross-town rival Cubs.

April 4, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi sat out Tuesday's game, presumably just so Ozzie Guillen could get Alex Cintron into the lineup. Many managers try to get their bench players into the lineup the first week of the season, and Iguchi owners probably don't have anything to worry about.

April 1, 2006
Tadahito Iguchi will remain in the No. 2 spot in the batting order when the season gets underway, according to the Daily Southtown. "I'm going to leave him there in the second spot," manager Ozzie Guillen said. "I think he's swinging the bat a lot better when we put him there. I'm not going to stop doing something that worked for us last year, worked in spring training."

March 23, 2006
The White Sox will move Tadahito Iguchi back up to the No. 2 spot in the batting order in an effort to snap him out of a slump, according to the Chicago Tribune. The move could be temporary, as the team would still prefer to have him hit sixth or seventh this year.

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