Hawk achieves “6 crowns” only from trained graduates. Chiga has 3 crowns and Ishikawa has 2 crowns, Shuto is the first king to steal | Full account

Including most of Yanagida’s hits, Softbank won in 7 out of 12 categories

On the 9th, Softbank fought Seibu in the final round of the season at the PayPay Dome and won 6-2. On this day the entire Pa League regular season schedule ends. Each individual title has been confirmed and Softbank has won titles in 7 of the 12 pitching divisions. In addition, the players from the training sessions were included in 6 of these categories.

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On this day, pitcher Hiiragi Ishikawa, who came up from the fourth inning with a 2-point lead and closed 3 innings without a goal, scored his 11th win this season. In the final round, along with pitcher Kodai Chiga and pitcher Hideaki Wakui from Rakuten, the titles with the most wins will be shared. Ishikawa also defended the position with the highest win rate and won the “double crown”.

Additionally, Shuto Yukyo Uchinote, who scored the 50th base stolen this season three times on this day, won the most stolen bases without a rival. He was the first player in training to win the crown. Additionally, pitcher Rivan Moinero, who joined as a training player in 2017, took on the “winning formula” this season and scored 40 waiting points, becoming his first title.

Kodai Chiga, who shared the most wins with Ishikawa, won the “three crowns” with the highest defense rate and the most strikes. “Training Pioneer”, who won first place in win rate in 2017 and won the most strikes in 2019 as a training player, has added a new title.

Additionally, Yuki Yanagida won the title with the most hits with 146 hits, and Softbanks had 2 of 6 hits and 5 of 6 pitchers to win “7 crowns”, training players only. And for the amazing “6 crowns” activity. Softbank has won the league title for the first time in three years due to the thickness of its players. At the center of this was a symbolic season in which players from training supported the team.