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Irabu was found dead in his home in Los Angeles on 27 July 2011. He was reported to have hanged himself. [2] [4] He left behind his wife and two children. [30] Irabu's autopsy showed he was inebriated at the time of his death with both alcohol and Ativan in his system. He was reportedly despondent because his wife had taken their two daughters ...
Hideki Irabu (2011), Japanese professional baseball player, hanged [606] Iras (30 BC), servant and advisor of Cleopatra. [262] Isokelekel (17th century), semi-mythical conqueror of Pohnpei Island in the Carolines and father of the cultural system of modern Pohnpei, bled to death after severing penis [607] [608] [609]
It was supposed to be a deal to help both teams, but Irabu was a major disappointment for the Yankees, and Rivera turned out to be at least a minor disappointment for the Padres, as he was never able to get on base on a regular basis during his four seasons in the Padres organization, mostly with the parent team (including as a starter in 2000 ...
Born: Hideki Irabu, Japanese-born baseball pitcher who played for Japan's Pacific League Chiba Lotte Marines (1988–1996) and in American Major League Baseball (1997–2002) for the Yankees, Expos and Rangers; in Hirara, Okinawa (committed suicide, 2011)
Irabu may refer to: Hideki Irabu, a Japanese baseball player; Irabu Island, an island in Okinawa; Okinoerabujima, an island in Kagoshima Prefecture, natively called Irabu
May 5 – Hideki Irabu, Japanese baseball player (d. 2011) May 6 – Jim Magilton, Northern Irish footballer; May 7 – Katerina Maleeva, Bulgarian tennis player [29] May 9 – Amber, German musician; May 10 – Dennis Bergkamp, Dutch footballer [30] May 13. Nikos Aliagas, French-born television host; Brian Carroll (aka Buckethead), American ...
The conversation began seven years ago when Japanese star Hideki Matsuyama won his fourth PGA Tour title to pass Shigeki Maruyama, his mentor. Maruyama told him the ultimate mark was nine tour ...
1969 – Hideki Irabu, Japanese-American baseball player (d. 2011) 1969 – Emmitt Smith, American football player and sportscaster; 1970 – Frank de Boer, Dutch footballer and manager; 1970 – Ronald de Boer, Dutch footballer and manager; 1970 – Desmond Howard, American football player and sportscaster