"I don't want to make an excuse." "198 wins" pitcher who bowed his head by allowing four runs in five innings in the second division, and 23-year-old competitor wins his first start in the first division
"I don't want to make an excuse." "198 wins" pitcher who bowed his head by allowing four runs in five innings in the second division, and 23-year-old competitor wins his first start in the first division
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Right-hander Masahiro Tanaka (37) of the Yomiuri Giants said after the game against the Nippon-Ham Fighters on Monday, "I don't want to fight." Tanaka struggled as he started in the Eastern League (minor league) game held at Giants Town Stadium in Yomiuri. He allowed four runs on seven hits through the fifth inning. He threw 91 pitches and struck out three.먹튀검증
Even if the ground condition was the worst due to rain, it is a disappointing result. Tanaka should be throwing in the first team now. An experienced veteran cannot blame the weather.
He struggled from the beginning. He allowed three runs in the first inning and allowed another run in the second inning. Due to the slippery mound, it would have been difficult to pitch normally. He stabilized and allowed three scoreless innings from the third inning. Considering the bad weather, he was scheduled to throw until the fourth inning, but he voluntarily pitched the fifth inning. The game ended with a game of rain in the fifth inning. The Yomiuri Giants won the game 8-4.
Raising two wins would result in a total of 200 wins between the U.S. and Japan. He left the Rakuten Eagles with 197 wins last winter. After a lot of twists and turns, he moved to the Yomiuri Giants and added one more win. Yomiuri reached out to Tanaka who left his former team amid discord. He treated her with respect for legend. However, it is hard for her to endure only by favor and consideration without success in the professional league.
At the match against the Chunichi Dragons held at the Banterin Dome in Nagoya on April 3, he took the mound for the first time as the Yomiuri Giants and won the game by pitching five innings of one run. He became the winning pitcher in just two seasons. He has 198 wins in total between the U.S. and Japan.
He took the mound in two weeks. On April 17, he allowed six runs in two innings and was substituted against the Yokohama BayStars. He lost control of his breaking ball due to his low speed compared to his heyday. At the match against the Hiroshima Carp on May 1, Tanaka allowed three runs in three innings. Nothing much went his way. This game became the last game for the first team.
The statistics did not pose a threat to opposing batters, with a batting average of 0.455 and a WHIP of 2.70, while pitching in 10 innings. The statistics show that he cannot afford to withstand in the first team with a batting average of 0.455 and a WHIP of 2.70. An increasing number of people are skeptical about Tanaka's recovery from ball power.
Tanaka, who debuted with Rakuten in 2007, had 120 wins in his home country league and 78 wins with the New York Yankees in the Major League. He only played in one game last season due to injury. He allowed four runs in five innings.
It's been more than 40 days since I went down to the second team. Given the current trend of ball pitching, it is difficult to seize the opportunity in the first division. The Yomiuri Giants are struggling to secure their second consecutive win in the Central League. As of Tuesday, they are currently in fourth place, 4.5 games behind the Hanshin Tigers, who are ranking first.
Yuhi Nishidate (23), the right-hander of the Yomiuri Giants, started an away game against the Softbank Hawks on Sunday and secured his first win of the season and his second professional win. He started for the first time in 292 days and pitched seven innings of six hits and three runs to lead the team to a 7-3 victory.
Nishidate is a rising star who joined the team as the No. 1 rookie draft pick in 2024. He garnered one win through mid-game last year and reported his first win as a starter in his second year of joining the team.
Nishidate is competing with Tanaka for a starting position. He played in 27 of 28 games as a relief pitcher last year. In his first starting match of the year, he was impressive
He has produced results. He pitched in five games as a mid-season game this season and prepared to start in the second division. He played in eight games in the second division league, recording three wins with a 1.06 ERA and 40 strikeouts in 34 innings.