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, November 18th (Tuesday), we will be introducing Tohoku Rakuten, who have tied the team record for most wins this season with 7. Tatsuki Koja We look back at pitcher 's first complete game and first shutout game win.

From the fourth inning onwards, he pitched well, not allowing the runner to reach second base.

On April 6th, Kosai pitcher, who started the third game against Chiba Lotte Marines in Zozo Marine Stadium, got off to a good start by closer the first and bottom of the second inning with a three-way retirement. In the bottom of the third inning, the leading hitter hit, Hit by Pitch, and sacrifice bunt led to a pinch with one out, second and third base, but the follow-up was finished with two consecutive struck out. After the bottom of the 4th inning, he did not give a chance to take advantage of the Chiba Lotte Marines batting line with a good pitch that did not allow him to step on second base. And in the bottom of the ninth inning, when he was raised to mound, he closer to a three-way retirement in just 6 pitches, and as a result, he threw 103 pitches in the ninth inning with 3 hit 1 Hit by Pitch 5 strike out no runs. He decorated his first win of the season with his first professional complete game shutout game.

This season, pitcher has more wins than he did in his rookie year, with five wins last season. Expectations are high that he will continue to win next season as a pillar of the starting rotation!

Tomorrow, November 19th (Wednesday), we will feature "home run." We will look back at the first Home Run hit by Ryo Ota, who played in 113 games this season and hit a career-high 10 Home Run.

Written by Riyoko Niwa