Ukyo Shuto achieves his 250th career stolen base base, becoming the 49th player in history to do so!

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Fukuoka Softbank Hawks player Ukyo Shuto © Pacific League TV
Fukuoka Softbank Hawks player Ukyo Shuto © Pacific League TV

◇ Hokkaido Nippon-Ham vs. Fukuoka Softbank, Game 13 (15th, ES CON FIELD)

Fukuoka Softbank Ukyo Shuto The player achieved his 250th career stolen base base, becoming the 49th player in history to do so.

In the top of the 3rd inning, with full count, he hit an outside cutter to the opposite field for a single to left hit. Kensuke Kondo He easily stolen base on the second pitch to the runner, recording his 250th career stolen base.

Shuto joined Fukuoka Softbank in 2017 as the second pick in the developmental player draft, and this season marks his ninth year with the team. In 2020, he achieved a world record of 13 consecutive games stolen base, and won stolen base title for the first time. This season, he has already recorded 20 stolen base, and is on track to win stolen base title for the fourth consecutive year.

◇Shuto's stolen base record
First stolen base April 9, 2019 Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters
100 stolen base June 7, 2022, against Hanshin Tigers Tigers
200 stolen base April 10, 2025, against Orix Buffaloes
Most stolen base in 2020, 2023, 2024, and 2025.

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Ukyo Shuto achieves his 250th career stolen base base, becoming the 49th player in history to do so!