Baseball: PL stolen bases leader Itoi proves age no barrier to speed

Yoshio Itoi of the Orix Buffaloes reacts after recording his 200th career stolen base in a game against the Lotte Marines at QVC Marine Field in Chiba, Japan, on May 8, 2016. Itoi became the oldest player to lead a Japanese pro league in stolen bases in 2016 with 53 at age 35. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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