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Hiroshima-Tatsumi Konosuke Has Set a New Professional Baseball Record for Most Stolen Bases in a Season as a Substitute! Great Achievement for the First Time in 47 Years

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“" "Arbeids" "”, “" Hare" "”, “" Arbeids" "”, “" Hare" "” Tatsumi (photo: Ishii Kentaro) “Yakult - Hiroshima” (15th, Jingu Stadium) infielder Tatsumi Konosuke, who holds the record achievement panel, set a new professional baseball record for the most stolen bases in a substitute season. He stole 26 bases as a substitute runner. “" " Rastar Daredevil Daredevil, Darebah Mawarah Mawarah Al Rahman.
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“" "Arbeids" "”, “" Hare" "”, “" Arbeids" "”, “" Hare" "” Hiroshima/Tatsumi Konosuke (25) competed in the Yakult game held at Jingu Stadium on the 15th as a substitute runner for Sato Kei, who took the lead in the 9th inning, and succeeded in stealing 2, and marked the 26th stolen base, which is a new season record for substitute running. “" " Rastar Daredevil Daredevil, Darebah Mawarah Mawarah Al Rahman.

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Hiroshima secured a resounding 9-4 victory against Yakult on the 15th (at Jingu Stadium). Infielder Kounosuke Tatsumi (25), who entered the game as a substitute, set a new NPB record with 26 stolen bases as a pinch runner in a single season...

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cedarnews.net broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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