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With only Two Hits and 14 Strikeouts, Shogo Sakakura Contributed All of the Team's Hits, but They Lost to Hanshin, Ending Their First Winning Record in Four Years.

Hiroshima lost 1-2 to Hanshin at Koshien Stadium on the 6th, ending their three-game winning streak. Their offense managed only two hits while striking out 14 times. Both hits came from catcher Shogo Sakakura (28), while the other batters went hitless...
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Hiroshima lost 1-2 to Hanshin at Koshien Stadium on the 6th, ending their three-game winning streak. Their offense managed only two hits while striking out 14 times. Both hits came from catcher Shogo Sakakura (28), while the other batters went hitless...

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東スポWeb – 東京スポーツ新聞社 broke the news in Osaka, Japan on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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