The "Mynavi All-Star Game 2026" has also ended, and the second half will begin on July 31. standings As the competition draws more attention, the outcome of individual titles is also a matter of interest. Here is the ranking of Pacific League fielder results as of the end of the 26th.

▼ Batting Average ▼
1st place: Reyes (.328)
2nd place: Kensuke Kondo (.308)
3rd place: Misho Nishikawa (.296)

Reyes led the batting average. In April, his monthly batting average was in the .200s, but from May onward, he maintained strong form, surpassing .300. In June, starting with the game against Hiroshima on the 3rd, he recorded 17 consecutive games with hit, and with a monthly batting average of .400, he was awarded the Taiki Life Monthly MVP Award for the third time. He continued to bat steadily, finishing the first half of the season with a .328 average.

▼ Home Run ▼
1st place: Ryoya Kurihara players (30)
2nd place: Kensuke Kondo players (23)
3rd place: Reyes (21)

Home Run The top scorer is Kurihara. He hit his first home run of the season in the opening game, marking 11 home runs in May. Furthermore, in the game against Hanshin Tigers on June 9, he recorded his first consecutive home runs in two at-bats, showing his momentum. On July 1 against Saitama Seibu Lions, he hit his 22nd homer and a two-run homer, setting a career high and reaching 30 home runs in both leagues, leading Kondo by 7 times.

▼ RBI ▼
1st place: Kensuke Kondo players (78)
2nd place: Ryoya Kurihara player (76)
3rd place: Reyes (54)

In RBI, Kondo and Kurihara are battling for the top spot. Kondo, who took first place, recorded 7 RBI in the game Hokkaido Nippon-Ham on June 20 and 6 RBI in the game Chiba Lotte Marines on July 5, recording many RBI in a single game. Additionally, Kurihara recorded 13 RBI in four games starting from the April 28 Orix Buffaloes game. Together, they account for nearly 40% of the team's RBI.

▼ hit ▼
1st place: Reyes (113)
2nd place: Ryoma Nishikawa players (108)
3rd place: Tatsuki Mizuno players, Misho Nishikawa players (99)

The top hit is Reyes, who also leads in batting average. Ryoma Nishikawa, who is second, has hit in 15 consecutive games since the June 9 game against Tokyo Yakult, including multiple hit in 10 of those games, achieving 100 hit for the sixth consecutive year. His fielder’s choice of tiing for third place is just 1 to reach his first 100 hit, and Misho Nishikawa, who won Rookie of the Year last season, is steadily accumulating hit.

▼ stolen base ▼
1st place: Ukyo Shuto players (23)
2nd place: Haruto Watanabe players (15)
3rd place: Yudai Shoji players (14)

Shuto, who has won the stolen base Championship for three consecutive years, has maintained the top spot this season as well. He is also in good form with a .286 batting average, making use of his legs to contribute to scoring a lot. Watanabe, who finished second, set a new career high of 15 stolen base in just the first half of the season. Shoko, in his second year, has been with the first team since the start of the season and has recorded 14 stolen base, second on the team behind Shuto.

▼ On-base Percentage ▼
1st place: Kensuke Kondo player (.424)
2nd place: Reyes (.384)
3rd place: Natsuo Takizawa (.381)

Kondo's on-base percentage is .424, the best in both leagues, after reaching base in 19 consecutive games since the game against Chiba Lotte Marines on July 4. His 61 Walk is also the best in the league, showing his excellent plate discipline. Meanwhile, Takizawa, ranked third, has already hit a career-high 83 hit, showing his outstanding performance both offensively and defensively.