Please name the relevant team.

>>2

No Saitama Seibu Lions until now.

>>2

12 teams

>>2

SoftBank in the Japan Series

Angels during Ohtani’s tenure

>>12

The scoring ability wasn’t bad… it’s just that the way points were conceded was desperate.

>>13

There is one team that isn’t listed.

>>67

No matter how you think about it, the problem is definitely with the pitcher.

>>67

That team can score points.

It will just be taken more than that.

Since it’s clear that the team can’t score even one more point, you don’t have to give any.

On the contrary, which team wouldn’t end up like this?

>>17

Old Kintetsu

>>17

Dodgers

>>17

SoftBank Hawks

>>17

There are popular teams with threads that are being completely flooded by trolls on the bulletin board.

That’s it.

That’s right, don’t worry about it!!

It’s the fault of my teammates who can’t even defend one point!!

>>19

The excuse of not having support can only be made by pitchers with an ERA in the 0s.

>>26

I was thrilled when they put their words into action in the major leagues.

I’m suddenly looking forward to the start of the season!

>>23

Damn it! I missed four consecutive home runs! I guess I’ll just have to endure a no-hitter.

Last year was a year of poor batting…

Mizuno, don’t make wet sports.

Which one is more common, the thread image or “It’s the same! Even if I hit it!”?

>>25

Many teams become “hit it more!” rather than just “hit it!” so it’s the former.

Is this Kaneko’s relief failure?

It was no good as specific examples kept coming up.

>>28

I can sense resentment and bitterness…

Will this year be a higher batting average than last year with the modified bats?

>>29

That has no effect on the hit ball.

>>34

I see…

>>35

So then why go out of the way to lift the ban? I think it’s probably to cover up the silent adjustments to the ball.

Once a pitcher stands at the plate, it cannot be said that they have no responsibility.

Make sure to practice your hitting properly.

A team that says they couldn’t win even though pitcher Ohtani pitched well, because batter Ohtani was disappointing.

>>42

If you watch the Dodgers, you’ll see it often.

According to the thank-you pitch theory, baseball is a sport where batters are at a disadvantage, so in a sense, the situation in the image might be natural.

The pitcher standing at bat is the only one in baseball who can influence the game all by themselves…

A pitcher’s duel is boring.

>>49

Is it that batters can’t keep up with the evolution of pitchers?

>>51

This and that are a little different…

>>56

So what are you saying?!

>>60

Simply put, the stadium is too big, so we move the seats to make it easier to hit home runs.

Compared to amateur tournaments

With similar players, doing 143 games every year as a professional seems advantageous for batters.

A team that doesn’t do this falls into the category of “the offense is to blame for not scoring more runs even though the starter kept it to 3 runs in 6 innings!”

You can say that about all the places where we were completely shut out.

The Major League has way too many unfamiliar matchups compared to Japan…

>>54

The research including the visuals is insane, so if it’s not that great even for a first-time viewer, it will be burned quickly.

If you become accustomed to something amazing, even an airbender can be burned.

>>55

Pitcher!

I’ve seen several patterns that were created…

It can be said that only pitchers with an earned run average in the 1s can claim they have no support.

>>68

Not achieving a shutout is a sign of weakness.

Speaking of famous quotes, I remembered that in their first showdown, the Dodgers’ MVP trio lost to Shota Imanaga.

Throw away the naive thought that a team of penguins can score points.

Last season, no one became a thread image due to the lousy balls.

“I think the players also have areas to reflect on.”

That team isn’t scoring as much as they say.

Goals will be scored against us, but…

I feel like Yakult won’t turn out this way after all.

>>84

There are too many games where the pitcher is responsible.

Why is it being treated as a banned word since earlier, Tokyo Second League?

Pitchers are unable to keep up with the evolution of pitchers.

Elbows, shoulders, lower back, and hips all get severely damaged.

>>86

The number of new graduates getting Tommy John surgery as soon as they join has increased…

If you watch the White Sox, it’s usually like this.

>>87

The AA teams below AAA are a bit…

The team that hasn’t been mentioned has the same number of shutout losses as Chunichi from last year, so their batting lineup isn’t really scoring that many runs.

>>89

Well, we have a complete shutout win 11, but we’re clearly in last place.

Dragons Quality Start or something like that.

In NPB, I wonder if it’s the SoftBank, DeNA, or Nippon Ham that have strong batting.

Ham’s batting average is indeed too low.

It seems like there will be those who will turn one point into one out and aim the gun at the pitcher.

>>95

You don’t need to do that; if you post this when the pitcher is doing badly, it will naturally lead to the flow of “it’s that guy’s fault.”

A useful piece that you can stick with for now if you’re losing the game with 0 points.

If you want support points, just go to a team whose home base is Jingu or Escon!

Well, the number of hits will increase, though.

There are plenty of matches where the outcome is decided with a score of 1-0.

I find the swallows thread interesting, so maybe I’ll become a fan too? I only know about baseball from Ohtani.

Well, the Athletics from the year before last and the White Sox from last year were just throwaway seasons typical of Major League Baseball, right?

Baseball fans have the best expressions when they are messing around with their team.

>>105

It’s pretty bad that we can’t score since it’s our home ground.

Why don’t you become a penguin too?

The one who lost due to lack of support is the Giants in the CS final.

It seems Fan-chan is carrying the karma of their past life.

Let’s go fight the giants together!

It seems like I will end up watching it every day once it starts.

The pitcher is doing their best, but the fielders are terrible, and there aren’t many teams like that, surprisingly.

In such a situation with the fielders, the pitching staff generally runs out of strength.

>>110

I feel like it’s something like the Orioles or Hiroshima…

There are teams that are not applicable (like pitchers who don’t throw a shutout)…

>>115

Last year, Seibu quickly started rebuilding and was actively trying out young players, so it’s understandable.

Mr. Kuriyama was working hard.

>>115

I got to see something quite rare: a double-digit loss while still being winless.

>>115

In the jump sport, Giants’ Kishida was seriously hyped and said to Imai, “If you were with us, you might have won 15 games…” and it was awful.

It’s hard to deny what it is.

“Women that come up when you search for ‘Dirty Momokan'”

>>116

It’s too presumptuous to even list names, but…

Isn’t the only common point long black hair and breasts?

Looking at last year’s batting metrics, it’s laughable that the carp are overwhelming in the opposite direction while the rabbits, tigers, and dragons can’t hit.

>>117

It’s not that Chūnichi can’t hit; it’s that they’re a team that can’t go home.

This thread image is more fitting for a struggling team with poor batting that has finished last in the Central League for three consecutive years.

Let’s put a pause on messing with the teams one rank above us.

>>119

The number of shutout losses is the same, isn’t it?

I felt sorry for Orix’s Soya while watching.

Only Chunichi can create a situation where there are one out and runners on first and third that cannot be expected.

In the Central League, the bottom two teams are about three levels weaker, right?

>>123

Last year, the disparities in the Pacific League were severe, and the Central League seemed to be mysteriously battling it out until the end.

Orix was serious about it, and it would have been fine if they just couldn’t hit, but the players lacked motivation and were listless, so it was unbearable to watch.

>>125

People like this online expert just judge motivation based on whether they win or lose, so it’s meaningless…

>>143

“Being spineless was the director’s words, but…”

>>143

The coach pointed out that the team was getting lax directly…

In fact, there were very few complete shutout losses where the pitcher was left to fend for themselves last year for Chunichi.

Well, there were many situations where the starting pitcher collapsed early and only managed to score one or two points at the end for a facade.

Somehow, the current team is not one that can’t hit that much.

>>129

In terms of actual metrics, it’s around the league average, but the lack of extra-base hits, poor base running, and inability to hit in scoring position all contribute to a terrible run total.

Perhaps some players can’t hit when the gear changes, and having a lineup that doesn’t apply as much pressure as the numbers suggest is also helping the opponent.

It’s bad that the pitcher isn’t like Ohtani, who can hold it down by himself and hit home runs by himself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Other teams vary by year, but Chunichi is like this all year round.

>>132

The band’s conditions are so extreme that even if the impact indicators increase slightly, it doesn’t reflect at all…

I wonder how much this magical realm will change now that it will come to an end this year.

Even Ohtani didn’t hit on the days he pitched during his time in Japan, right?

The Chunichi Dragons have not been able to hit home runs relative to their number of hits in recent years.

This is fundamentally different from this year’s unmanageable Seibu lineup.

Which is more stressful to watch, a team that can’t hit but manages to get runs, or a team with pitchers who leak runs?

>>135

A vote for the team that can’t hit.

>>135

In a foolish match, lack of support is more stressful than the foolish match itself.

The situation is surprisingly lined up evenly, except for the 🎏.

>>136

You’re just making things negative unnecessarily, aren’t you?

>>144

Can you hit? As long as you keep it within 3 runs in the first inning, you’ll just be hitting at a level that’s good enough to be a starter.

>>144

If you take PF into account, it’s trash.

The penguin can score points just at that shrine.

Moreover, Murakami is scheduled to disappear.

The matches in Yokohama are interesting, you know…

I was watching the fans of a team that conceded three runs in the first inning for three consecutive games, and they seemed to be having a good time.

Maybe it’s not that the team is strong, but that anyone can score points in Jingu, right?

In recent years, the deteriorating environment for waste disposal has accelerated, making it possible for this to happen more or less everywhere.

After all, it’s the low-rebound ball that’s bad…

What’s really bad is when the sharp insults like “It’s your batting average that’s weird” become more interesting.

“The core of the power harassment mindset is ‘I’m getting results because I’m motivated’ and ‘I’m going to criticize because there’s no result due to lack of motivation.'”

A game where you don’t hit is really boring because nothing starts.

Considering the ease of scoring in the stadium, it’s not as much as the 🎏, but it’s still one of the lower ones.

I knew that no points would be scored.

Yakult is significantly boosted by Murakami alone, so next year is seriously going to be tough.

The promising young talent either breaks before they can be utilized, fails to grow and becomes useless, or gets broken through conscription.

It’s fun to watch a team like Yokohama Yakult that is incredibly strong in hitting.

The fans on the message board were just looking for any flaws to criticize, even while they were in their third consecutive championship, proving that these guys are just weak, so it’s pointless to engage with them.

I knew that last year’s Yokohama could hit.

It’s strange that the pitching staff suddenly awakened in a short-term battle.

>>162

The pitchers have improved, but the fielders’ defense has awakened too, so I’m afraid of the power of the brainwashing video.

Once the season starts, I probably won’t be able to sustain it.

It seems like Nanashi-chan won’t support the Giants for now. Let’s support the Swallows!

There seems to be a bias that makes me feel like I might become a penguin.

>>163

It’s not about contrarianism, it’s just from Tetsuto Yamada.

>>163

For better or worse, the Giants and Tigers have a lot of fans.

I think the reason the penguin thread is getting more activity is that people are moving away from the ball thread and settling in here.

The batting average is decent, but theRBIs are terrible.

https://npb.jp/bis/2024/stats/tmb_c.html

NPB might also need a pitcher’s graveyard stadium like Coors Field in MLB.

>>165

There is a shrine, right?

I think it’s fun to cheer for Yokohama.

Last year’s Seibu batting lineup was amazing.

I really thought it was the second team.

>>168

Actually, I wasn’t wrong because I was trying out a second-string player.

In such a situation, the team strengthened its capabilities by acquiring the great ace, Hideaki Wakui.

It was interesting that the Japan Series felt like 11 teams vs. SoftBank.

The Yakult team is not only losing Murakami, but Osuna and Santana are also starting to show signs of aging, which is concerning.

Everything disappears.

>>175

If you only consider the possibility of it breaking, that’s definitely dangerous.

The thread is a filthy garbage dump that accepts everything, so it’s relaxing.

Last year’s Yokohama became the strongest team under the DH system, and it was interesting.

Momokan is a madman who dedicates himself to his team, sacrificing his own fortune.

The thread image shows a drunk person coming to see the team that I am lending my name to as a sponsor.

>>178

When I watch various sports mangas, I see that they come to practice properly and it’s impressive that they are just on the bench during matches!

>>185

The theme of the work is that it’s promised to be a complete loser who just wants to be a total drunk.

I’m not a Yakult fan, but I like this thread because it feels comfortable.

When it’s something like 3-2 or 2-1, it ends up being a tight, good match…

Stop it with the 1-0, seriously.

The batting lineup of Shiomi, Yamada, Osuna, Murakami, and Santana with Kawabata as a pinch hitter was amazing, you know.

The Dragons might not have a chance unless they build up their strength for about another three years…

The pitching duel between Miyagi and Sasaki was quite impressive.

>>186

The restraining uncles…

Yakult should focus more on pitching than hitting.

Ryan is approaching his later years, and Okukawa has become more spiritual; he probably has little enjoyment left, except for Yoshimura.

>>188

We’re always worried about it!!! The fans and the director!!!

>>188

You’re only picking draft pitchers because you’re concerned about it.

Broken

As expected, 8-7…

Don’t talk about things I don’t like under the pretense of good civility! I hate that guy, so manage all the responses! I’ve seen the atmosphere turn increasingly hostile and split into a thread where anything goes about 10 million times on forums.

It’s impressive to have a low-scoring game with a battle of aces, and that’s why we came here to enjoy it…

Why are the opponents scoring low at 4th and 5th place?!

It’s an era where just taking the time to be an advisor makes you a saint…

The Chunichi pitchers seem to be getting better again, and the batters are gradually improving, so they are quite scary.

It’s impressive that you’re wearing your uniform properly, sake trash.

I don’t know much about it, but I have the impression that the change in the ball has a big impact.

I think last season’s Seibu is a valuable case of what would happen if they played with only replacement-level players.

The ham that tried out two years ago and last year was really weak, so it seems like it really becomes a tryout season.

There is quite a difference between the second team and the first team, considering that they can easily become a weak team.

If we combine uniforms, it seems like they would have a lot of versatility.

It seems that the Chunichi Dragons are undergoing a transformation into a younger team, so relatively speaking, the feeling of hitting rock bottom isn’t as strong, though they are still quite weak.

If this guy wields his authority as a director, it will only lead to hell…

That’s why I’m making it a character that casually makes seemingly random comments from the sidelines.