On the 26th, Softbank Hawks infielder Ukyo Shuto announced that as part of his social contribution activities, he will donate 50,000 yen for each stolen base he makes this season to the Public Interest Foundation for the Protection of Children with Cancer. "When I thought about what I could do as a professional baseball player to support children battling cancer and their families, I decided to take on this initiative. Doing support activities linked to my performance also motivates me to play. I will do my best to continue to perform well and support as many children battling cancer and their families as possible," he said. Shuto was named the stolen base leader for the third time in two years with 41 stolen base last season.
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