I don’t know the original work, but I’m enjoying the first two episodes.

Isn’t it a work where a tired-looking salaryman gets energized with the support of the vendor in the thread image!?

A comedy about love for the ballpark depicting various people such as fans, stadium staff, and team officials gathering at the home stadium of a fictional professional baseball team, filled with smiles and tears.

Cute, but they don’t have a hint of sexiness!

I thought it was an erotic comedy.

The story of an old man and a flashy guy begins…

A manga filled with desire that made Lotte league champions.

I think the ending is quite lewd, so it can’t be helped.

Other girls besides the one in the thread are also sexy, so it’s okay to look.

I like the sister of the nightingale announcer.

Get married soon.

Before I knew it, it had been adapted into an anime…

Let’s read some manga!

It’s just a regular good story.

There’s no way Lotte is going to win.

It’s interesting, but

Due to the staff’s miscellaneous conversations about the ballpark, the main focus is on the baseball team and players, so be prepared for the protagonist’s appearances to significantly decrease.

Is there a removal option?

Drinking anime is really great, even though I hate alcohol.

I kept drawing baseball manga, only to have them canceled repeatedly.

First, lure them in with a girl.

A manga that made Lotte, which hasn’t won in fifty years, win the championship.

Balancing by losing immediately in CS.

It was good that the baseball game itself wasn’t the main event!

Is this going to turn into a regular baseball manga?

Can you enjoy it even if you don’t understand baseball?

>>23

I’m not really sure what it is, but I’m enjoying it while thinking “oh, really?”

>>26

I’ll check it out for now.

>>23

That’s okay.

Basically, it’s mainly the spectators and the behind-the-scenes staff.

From halfway through, the players’ circumstances will come into play as well.

The girl in the thread didn’t understand baseball terminology either, so it’s probably fine.

If you can’t win after three years, there’s a problem that feels like it’s from a manga!

The flow of a baseball game is rather broad, so you can manage even if you don’t know much about it.

Weird things tend to come up in baseball-related topics.

It feels more like a story about the people around the stadium, including the players, rather than the game itself.

The latest volume that came out recently doesn’t have any matches at all.

I think the big difference from previous baseball manga is that it aligns broadly with the season’s schedule, so it really dives into offseason topics.

There’s almost no talk about other stadiums, so it’s not your typical baseball manga…

>>33

Huh? I thought, but since it’s a salesperson, that makes sense.

Ruriko-san hardly ever goes out of the prefecture unless it’s to visit Okinawa for a camp tour or something like that.

It feels like… I’m constantly talking about a fictional team and players I don’t know…

Well, it’s fine… the ending is erotic…

I’ve been working in the model stadium for about 10 years, but I wonder what the author is thinking…

Catch it at the ballpark! A collaboration with the Yakult Swallows!

I’m expecting a twist like “Why is this happening!”

How much for 90 minutes?

I appreciate this level of relaxation on weekdays…

I love the baseball part too, but relatively speaking, the opportunities for the character from the thread and the salaryman decrease…

In the original work, there was a competition for the championship, but does the anime go that far?

It’s not that thick!

There are many baseball mangas, but there are simply few that deal with professional baseball.

>>46

It’s a fictional team and fictional characters! But if I say that, I’ll be told not to lie! It’s really incredibly troublesome to consider the performance of the entire team…

I came to see the flirting between the old man and the girl, but being shown stories about a baseball team feels like a scam…?

>>47

If we’re getting all cuddly, the conversation will end really quickly.

I finally became aware of it in the latest chapter of the original work!

I laughed at the evaluation of this season’s ramen as the “Red Cat” category.

I can understand that feeling.

It’s a work-related anime.

This author can draw cute girls, but they always end up drifting more and more towards baseball because they love it so much…

As the title suggests, the main focus is on the stage of the ballpark…

There is also some flirting between the subcharacters, just so you know.

Is it true that you were a Macmillan person all along!?

>>55

It’s been 10 years since McMillan, huh…

>>59

Well, that’s a tough one.

There’s no reason for just flirting to keep appearing in Morning.

It’s a design like this, but…

Ruriko-san is not a gal at all.

(I guess I really like Shian…)

It’s the first time I’ve seen a baseball manga that focuses on the uniform cleaning shop.

>>60

I bet the championship beer cleaning is going to be great…

I was disappointed that it wasn’t an erotic anime.

There are quite a few characters, huh…

>>63

First, all the members of the first team will get a decent amount of playing time.

Right now, the original work seems to be at a point where the romantic comedy is about to progress.

Even the referee has a decent number of characters if you think about it…

The behind-the-scenes characters appear frequently, unlike in other baseball mangas, but almost none of the players other than the Motor Suns show up.

It’s a manga that raises quite a few questions, even if it’s said to be mainly about baseball.