Xudi Suo

Xudi Suo (索旭迪)

• Bats Right, Throws Right
• Height 5' 11", Weight 187 lb.

• School Capital University of Physical Education And Sports

• Born April 1, 2002 in Hebei Province China

Biographical Information

Xudi Suo debuted with the Beijing Tigers of the China Baseball League in 2019. He made it onto the Chinese national team for the 2022 Asian Games. He debuted for them in their 1-0 upset of Japan. Relieving Xiang Wang in the 6th, he retired Ryo Kinami, walked Kazuya Shimokawa then Hiroki Nakagawa hit into a force and Motoki Mukoyama went down swinging. He walked Shoji Kitamura and Tatsuhiko Satoh to open the 7th but Changlong Su (20 years older than Suo) came in and escaped the jam. His other outing, he walked 2 in 1 2/3 shutout innings against Silver Medal winner Taiwan, relieving Jian Yi to close out their 4-1 loss. While he did not give up a hit in 2 2/3 IP, his five walks tied Vladimir Eguia, Quan Gan and Ningji Li for 8th-most in the tournament.

The Hebei native also represented China in the 2024 U-23 Baseball World Cup, and he recorded a 5.25 ERA in 4 innings. He was on China's roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic Qualifiers. Suo relieved Yanlun Zhang in the 4th inning against Germany, but he gave up back-to-back walks to Donald Lutz and Finn Bergmann. Alexander Schmidt then knocked in another run with a fly ball, and Suo forced Eric Brenk to ground into a double play. He then retired Lou Helmig, but he plunked Lucas Dunn and Yannic Walther reached base due to Wenbin Xing's error. Shawn Larry added a 2-run double, and Jeremy Wu-Yelland replaced him after he walked Simon Baumgardt. Suo succeeded Xiang Wang against Brazil in the first inning after Wang allowed 3 runs without getting an out, and he allowed 2 unearned runs in 2 innings.