torii
- proper noun
- /tɔːˈriː/
- The baseball player Torii Hunter is known for his impressive career in Major League Baseball.
- Torii Hunter
- fielder Torii
- Angels outfielder Torii
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MLB: Torii Hunter finalizes deal with Tigers
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"I can't wait to get to play with Torii," said Tigers left-hander Drew Smyly, who is from Hunter's home state of Arkansas.
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DETROIT -- Torii Hunter has reached the postseason six times in his career, but he's never played in a World Series.
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Torii Hunter has reached the postseason six times in his career, but he's never played in a World Series.
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Torii Hunter:
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Torii Hunter worries me.
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CF: Torii Hunter.
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"Chemistry has a lot to do with it, and I don't think we had it the first six weeks," Torii Hunter said Thursday as Angels players and coaches packed up jerseys, gloves, shoes, snacks, and knick-knacks in the clubhouse at Angel Stadium.
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Many fans admired the skills of Torii Hunter during his time with the Minnesota Twins.
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After retiring, Torii Hunter became involved in community events and youth baseball programs.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Torii is also a Japanese family name that comes from the same word for the shrine gate, and it may have been used by people who lived near or worked at a torii. So someone named Torii likely had ancestors connected to a shrine or its gate.