Softbank Shuto Yukyo Uchinote (24) decided to steal two games without dying for the first time and managed to steal 12 games in a row, breaking the professional baseball record held by Fukumoto (Hankyu) for the first time in 49 years.

The team won 4 straight wins in the ninth inning with a reversal goodbye. Even after winning the league, he won the first three consecutive cards of the season against second-place Lotte without stopping.

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I decided hastily. No death for the first time. After hitting the base with a hit from Uchino, Akira Nakamura started with the second ball. I got the second robbery with ease. “It was fluffy because I didn’t think I could pull it off. I wanted to run early and be comfortable.” Starting from a death, Yanagida’s right hand strike allowed him to survive first. 48th this season. Stealing bases for 12 straight games, a new record for professional baseball, has become ideal for scoring.

About a month ago, there was a suspicious show that heralded a great record. September 23, against Orix. Shuto, who was on the defensive end of the game, judged the ball to the right of second base. The throw to first base was deflected and the record was an infield hit. It was none other than Shuto who reached for the spilled ball from first base. It was a “super work” exclusive to “Idaten”, which is as rare as the new album for the first time in 49 years.

The words of Nippon Ham Nishikawa, who was fighting for the thief king, changed his consciousness. Immediately before the starting lineup was established, he was advised to “think about how to get to base” during the game in Sapporo in September. It can be a four ball, an in-box hit, or a collapsing murder. If you go to first base, you can run and make a shot. The “Nippon Shin” medal was the starting lineup, and he went to base himself and grabbed it.

The starting lineup, which was 23 games last year, is already Game 72 this season. Some things I felt only when I kept playing the game. “I think 50 is difficult. If I don’t, I can’t understand the difficulty of 60 seasons.” It’s important to keep running, not just momentum. Shuto himself feels more than anyone. “I want to stay at the base and contribute to the victory of the team. I want to race tomorrow.” With that foot, we will create a new story.[Daichi Yamamoto]