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Randy Barth won the Triple Crown with Hanshin in 1985 and 1986.
Hanshin's former strong hitter Randy Barth (72) released a comment congratulating infielder Teruaki Sato, who became the team's first Triple Crown winner since himself. The 1985 and 1986 Triple Crown winner said, ``Congratulations, Teru. I'm really happy. It's special for me that Hanshin has won the Triple Crown again.'' He was pleased with his junior's accomplishment.
Sato won the home run and RBI titles last season, but he was unable to reach the lead in batting. This season, he has a batting average of .300 for the first time. ``When I saw it this year, I was confident that I would definitely get it this year.I became the best not only in home runs but also in batting average.I can be very proud of that.''
The future of Sato, whose off-duty trends are attracting attention, is also mentioned. ``Hanshin fans are waiting for the next one. I hope he will continue to swing the bat as hard as he can and make the fans happy,'' he said with high hopes.

On the 8th, Hanshin Tigers infielder Teruaki Sato (27) won the Triple Crown in batting with a batting average of .360, 39 home runs, and 106 RBIs, becoming the ninth player in history and the first Japanese to achieve this feat. He talked about his own growth and his gratitude to those around him.

Regarding the additional sport ``Techball'' at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, after a representative from Thailand complained on social media about the amount of food eaten, Aichi Prefecture Governor Hideaki Omura said, ``Are you here to get views?'', causing disappointment in Thailand. Governor Omura later retracted his statement, and there has been widespread criticism in the local media that he lacked consideration for the Thai athletes.

The regular season of the Central Professional Baseball League has ended, and the individual titles have been announced. Hanshin's Teruaki Sato won the Triple Crown and had the most hits. In the pitcher category, Hanshin teams dominated the majority of titles, with Haruto Takahashi taking home the double crown for most wins and highest winning percentage.

Infielder Teruaki Sato of the Hanshin Central League professional baseball team won the Triple Crown with a batting average of .306, 39 home runs, and 106 RBIs. He is the first Hanshin player to accomplish this feat in 40 years since Randy Barth in 1985 and 1986, and the ninth in professional baseball history to do so.

From October 6th to 8th, a wide variety of news was reported, including the announcement of the Nobel Prizes, Russia's request for the extradition of the head of the International Criminal Court, domestic political trends, corporate performance, and the Fair Trade Commission's forced investigation into major beer companies.

The Hanshin Tigers, a professional baseball team, became the first team in team history to win back-to-back Central League titles. Congratulations went out from the Kansai business community, and the economic impact of the winning sale was estimated at approximately 105.1 billion yen. Experts are looking forward to continued excitement from last year.