Pacific League League Insight, the official web magazine for the six Pacific League teams, brings you videos of impressive plays from the 2025 season so you can enjoy Pacific League even during the offseason! It is updated daily from Monday to Friday with a theme for each day of the week!

Monday... Special feature on memorable "professional firsts and milestones"
Tuesday...Tense "shutout game and Firefighting" Special
Wednesday... baseball 's highlight! "home run" special
Thursday... You'll be amazed! "Fine Play" Special
Friday...A dramatic ending! "walk-off" special

Today, on Wednesday, November 12th, we look back at the swing of Tohoku Rakuten 's Ryosuke Tatsumi who overturned a three-point deficit in one go.

First hit and then a game-winning bases loaded slam... Number 9 Ryosuke Tatsumi had a great game with 5 RBI

On July 15, a game was held at Kyocera Dome Osaka against Orix. Tatsumi, who started the game as "No. 9 center fielder", faced his first at bat in the 3rd inning when the score was 0-0 with no outs and two on base. Espinosa pitcher, the opponent's starter, hit a breaking ball pitch in the opposite direction and the ball hit wall. He scored first with a timely doble.

In the bottom of the inning, the starter, Yahure pitcher, gave up four timely hits and allowed a 1-4 lead, but in the top of the 6th inning, Tohoku Rakuten got the second and Taisuke Yamaoka pitcher In the top of the 6th inning, Northeastern bases loaded caught the second baseman, Tatsuki Tatsumi, and created a chance for two runs to score. Tatsumi took the batting position here and swung at the second pitch from count 1-0, and the ball went into the right field stands. With one swing, he took the lead again.

Tatsumi showed 5 RBI big hits, including the first hit and a reverse bases loaded hit. The game ended in a extra inning battle, Hiroto Kobukata Tatsumi's timely hit became the final point, and Tohoku Rakuten won the game.

Tomorrow, November 13th (Thursday), we will feature "Fine Plays" that will make you roar! We will look back at the nimble defense of Saitama Seibu Natsuo Takizawa who continued to play mainly as second baseman.