【古賀正明 全球団勝利】法政大では僅か2イニング登板も社会人で開花し阪神ドラフト1位を拒否し翌年26歳で太平洋1位で入団。1年目から二桁勝利。その後ロッテ巨人大洋と渡り歩き12球団勝利第2号に

As a rookie with the Pacific, pitcher Masaaki Koga worked alongside ace pitcher Shu Higashio to record double-digit wins, but the Rookie of the Year award was snatched away by the Nankai Hawks' Manabu Fujita. After the Crown sold him, he struggled due to an elbow injury, and after just three years as a first-round draft pick, he was traded to the Lotte Marines. With Lotte, he pitched in 20 games, pitching four times and scoring two saves, despite manager Yamauchi's five-win target. Despite his decent performance, he was traded to the Giants after just one year. With the Giants, he also performed well, pitching in 23 games with six wins and two saves, but was traded to the Taiyo Marines in a rare trade three years in a row. In 1993, as a member of the Taiyo Marines, he defeated the Giants to achieve a 12-team victory. However, that ended up being Koga's last victory. At the time, there were no interleague games, and no system for voluntary free agent transfers. Considering this achievement required players to play for at least two teams in each league, it's a significant achievement. Koga himself called it a "drifter's medal." Career Record: 211 games, 38 wins, 54 losses, 8 saves, 4.59 ERA