Didn’t you see this thread this morning?

Well, I updated it today.

Wow‼︎

Is that the kind of bulletin board it is?!!

What is this character?!

I feel a manly vitality…

Director Ajawa is cute just by making a little appearance, so it’s nice, isn’t it?

There’s no baseball team that would be happy to see the opponent’s teamwork fall apart, right…?

>>21

That means everyone else except the three who seem capable of hitting is worthless!

It’s sad to see the talent gap become clear, even though they are both professionals!

There was a protagonist who only avoided those three people…

>>9

It feels like I’ve heard of a professional baseball team that gets cut up haphazardly, but I can’t quite recall…

Once this fixed pro baseball season starts, I was told I would be seeing a lot of it.

Is there really a situation where you’d say something like that!?

>>10

When a team I want to support or provoke is losing in an unbelievable way.

It seems likely to be used when a dangerous ball is coming.

Also, fighting and such.

>>16

At one point, there were too many hit-by-pitches, but it seems like the thread image has high versatility.

It tends to be that the pieces that imply the player who doesn’t score are worse have higher versatility.

Baseball can’t be played alone! It seems like I’ll have to be reminded of that often.

In the second half, it seems that the fans of the team sinking at an incredible pace have gone crazy.

It seems like it will be posted on a cricket thread.

I got teary-eyed when the genius apologized with a messed-up face.

>>23

There’s a fake here!

Buzzh!

It’s getting harder not to find it cute.

Right now, the Cubs’ teamwork is falling apart, and it makes me want to cry.

Let’s tear the opposing team apart like this!

>>29

Failing to detect this monster with observation skills is a sign of genius failure.

When I get hooked on baseball manga, I always want to create recreated players in Power Pro, but what should I do with this manga…

>>30

There are even people who are playing other games…

>>30

How about creating a closer who can throw incredibly fast straight pitches with amazing sharpness and break on curveballs?

>>30

Hirose should just be a safe BBDBB-type catcher and a low-ball hitter.

Yes!

The real one doesn’t apologize!!

I feel like this isn’t a baseball manga, but rather a slice-of-life school manga that just happens to have a baseball arc continuing.

Strong players should be recruited one after another!

That’s right, don’t worry about it!

It’s the fault of the teammates’ batting lineup that can only score about one point!

This time, there are too many words that are overly geared towards a template…

>>38

Too much.

That’s amazing!

In this way, Saint Teresa’s

Teamwork

Let’s tear it to shreds!

It doesn’t become a pattern at all…

>>40

If it were around last September, that would be incredible! Let’s tear apart the teamwork of the Carp fans like this!

That’s the one where the runner takes out the defender’s legs.

The brutal glasses, huh…

If used carelessly, it might expose your ID.

Is this Kobi guy really someone we can set loose on society?

>>47

Is something wrong?

But it’s a terrible practice match.

Isn’t Kobori-kun’s inner self a reincarnated former high-powered salesman who effortlessly uses ruthless tactics?

That’s the level.

>>51

It seems like there might be a baby who is only interested in making money from the boss…

Let’s go gaze into the abyss!

It’s still just a practice match…

What will happen at Koshien?

>>57

As a high school baseball coach, it’s understandable to think that a double play is an erotic thing when it’s pointed out to you…

>>59

“Double is also a euphemism for masturbation…”

It may be slang from decades ago.

Only Kobori is saying that it will be bad if we lose this match.

Even if I lose, there’s no damage…

It’s a great opportunity to gaze into the abyss!

B-but… if we lose this match, Sho-chan…

>>61

Awakened

>>61

Winning is all that matters!

In fact, I’m reading this manga with the same mindset as ONE OUTS.

I’m so happy that Shou-chan and the shotacon have mutual feelings for each other.

>>64

It’s painful to think that a shotacon has to deceive Sho-chan until reaching a full base…

>>68

There is love at the root, but I feel like this match has already been quite deceptive.

Baseball… you can’t do it alone!!

That’s my childhood friend.

This cliché smells a bit dangerous.

Don’t worry, that’s the same, right?

I’m not sure, but are you saying something dirty?

Baseball is not something you can do alone.

I can’t do it!!

It’s full of dangerous clichés, but when viewed in context, it’s just a bit of a stylish way of speaking and isn’t saying anything that strange.

You were doing it, right, author!?

Yō-chan is great for doing his job as the fourth properly.

Everyone is driven by love, but the direction of that love is too diverse!