Personally, I think this post is long overdue, but better late than never, I suppose.
5. Masato Yoshii – One of my favorites. Won 18 games for the Mets over 2 years before heading off to the Rockies. He had a soft smile and a hard hand shake. I will not forget those qualities.
4. Kaz Matsui - The only Asian or Non Asian player to hit a home run in his first plate appearance for three years in a row. He fooled us into thinking we might have something here. We didn’t, he sucked. Wound up tearing his anus in 2008. Ouch.
3. Jae Soe – By Default
2. Tsuyoshi Shinjo – Born in Japan and raised in Fukuoka, Shinjo warmed New York fans up with his orange dyed hair. He also stole Davey Johnson’s #5. Bold move for an Asian who is new to this land. I don’t like that he did it, but I like the marbles.
1. Benny Agbayani - Hit a big home run against the Giants in the post season. Always appeared to look fatter than he really was, I think. Some may say he’s in fact Hawaiian, but he falls under this category for a number of reasons, including his game winning Grand Slam against the Cubs on opening day in Tokyo.

Benny was Hawaiian, does that count? Also, I put Yoshii at #2, because he’s the only one who actually ended being as good or better than expected. Everyone else ended up disappointing to one extent or another.
Yes, it counts.
Runners up
Video Rodeo Hideo Nomo, honorable mentions for the before and after no-hitters while totally sucking as a Met.
Chan Ho Parking Lot, nuff said.
The famous Mr. Koo. (no relation to Koosman).
No love for Darren Oliver?
haha.. how did i miss that
benny was born in hawaii but he’s half-filipino, so yeah he counts. benny4eva