The 34th consecutive stolen base success record was caught by the catcher with a 4.8% deterrence rate, allowing 20 times and the second thief to hit the jackpot (lockdown site)

The 34th consecutive stolen base success record was caught by the catcher with a 4.8% deterrence rate, allowing 20 times and the second thief to hit the jackpot (lockdown site)
The Kiwoom-LG match at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 9th. Lim Ji-yeol at bat with no outs and no outs in the top of the first inning. Song Sung-moon is failing to steal second base. Jamsil = Reporter Jung Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2025.7.9/



The 34th consecutive stolen base success record was caught by the catcher with a 4.8% deterrence rate, allowing 20 times and the second thief to hit the jackpot (lockdown site)
The Kiwoom-LG match at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 9th. Lim Ji-yeol at bat with no outs and no outs in the top of the first inning. Song Sung-moon is failing to steal second base. Jamsil = Reporter Jung Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2025.7.9/
A young catcher with a steal blocking rate of 488 blocked the milestone.

Kiwoom Heroes Song Sung-moon stopped the KBO League's streak of successful stolen bases at 34.

Song Sung-moon started as the 1st-3rd baseman in an away game against the LG Twins at Jamsil Stadium on the 9th, hit a right-handed hit from opposing starter Son Joo-young in the top of the first inning, and then attempted to steal second base at the 2nd Lim Ji-yeol's at-bat.




Song Sung-moon ran to second base when Son Joo-young threw a 145km high outside fastball in the ball count 2B, and catcher Lee Joo-heon threw to second base, and second baseman Shin Min-jae tagged, but the second base umpire declared safe.

Shin Min-jae saw the dugout on the first base and sent a video reading signal, and the video version was immediately made. And the result was reversed to out. It was confirmed that Shin Min-jae's glove touched Song Sung-moon's hip before Song Sung-moon's left hand reached second base. Song Sung-moon failed to steal.

It wasn't just a failure to steal because it was Song Seong-moon. The successful record of consecutive stolen bases, which had never failed for two years, was stopped.




Starting with successful stealing second base against pitcher Lim Chan-kyu and catcher Park Dong-won in Jamsil LG on August 13, 2023, Song Sung-moon has continued to steal 34 times until he stole second base in the bottom of the first inning against pitcher Lee Seung-hyun and catcher Kim Jae-sung in Gocheok Samsung on June 29.

The 34th consecutive stolen base success record was caught by the catcher with a 4.8% deterrence rate, allowing 20 times and the second thief to hit the jackpot (lockdown site)
The Kiwoom-LG match at Jamsil Stadium in Seoul on the 9th. Lim Ji-yeol at bat with no outs and no outs in the top of the first inning. Song Sung-moon is failing to steal second base. Jamsil = Reporter Jung Jae-geun cjg@sportschosun.com /2025.7.9/
The 34th consecutive stolen base success record was caught by the catcher with a 4.8% deterrence rate, allowing 20 times and the second thief to hit the jackpot (lockdown site)
Song Sung-moon failed to steal after a video review. Spotify Broadcast Capture
It was the first time in 28 years that Lee Jong-beom had successfully stolen bases in 29 consecutive years, which he wrote in 1997.

It's a stolen base, a game of probability, but it's ironic that catcher Lee Joo-heon failed to steal a stolen base in two years.




This is because Lee Joo-heon has allowed 20 stolen bases this season and has only stopped stolen bases once. In other words, he was caught stealing by a catcher whose stolen base blocking rate was only 4.8%.

I tried to steal against Lee Joo-heon for the first time this season, but I failed. Lee Ju-heon's blocking rate rose to 9.1% due to this steal.

It is regrettable that he played against Son Joo-young, who has a 45% steal rate (the 5th in 11 attempts) this season. With Song Sung-moon caught, Son Joo-young became a pitcher with a 50% stolen base stop rate with six stolen bases.

It was a steal that would one day fail, but no one would have known whether the opponent's catcher would be Lee Joo-heon. A famous scene was born in Lee Joo-heon's catcher career.





This article was translated by Naver AI translator.