Is there no human heart?

I wonder what the purpose of this is.

Inoue will work, but it should be effective for Kirishima too.

I can make cruel choices, but I’m still a high school student…

I feel it’s quite rare for the players to decide the bench members.
I’ve only seen it as a captain.

I know you’re thinking about the team properly, but that aside, it’s still scary.

It must be pressure on Kiriyama.
Ino will probably find out.

The advisor has not wavered from the stance of wanting all of them to participate for at least three years.

Even if it doesn’t work on Ino himself, it works on those around him.
Inou has to consider that as well, so either way is fine.

It’s not so much about any one person, but rather urging all the members.

These guys are always using unconventional tactics, and it’s way too scary…

I think Ino is someone who probably knows it’s an act and still goes along with it.

Rather, Inou and Kiriyama would do it properly without needing to do something like this.
Isn’t it the encouragement from the other bench members?

It’s tough to have to choose, but if I’m going to do it, I’ll go all the way.
The excluded ones cry and break down, and it’s worth it to pressure the regulars, so they do it.

Regardless of the purpose, I’m simply saying that the way this was cut from that flow is frightening.

What do you think, Sho-chan?

I feel like they’re doing this to dispel the dissatisfaction of those who are unhappy about Inoue being on the bench.
If nothing happens like this, I think everyone would want to be put on the bench.

The pressure from those around Inou, other than Inou himself, skyrockets.

Kiryuyama, please stop the bullying!

It looks like Kiriyama is really taking damage.

It seems that just putting pressure is too commonplace, and it looks like you’re thinking of something more than that.

Kiryama and Nakamura are honestly in a position that has nothing to do with the number rivalry…

Kiryama was originally worried about taking a position from someone who just suddenly appeared like himself.

We can’t let the third-year bench players feel too comfortable.
To bear Takeuchi’s wailing.

The person understands their lack of skill, and by leaking the jersey number and inserting this little act, they can reform their awareness that it’s not something that can be received just because it’s been three years.

Kiryuyama just looks like that, but he’s really just a person who loves baseball.
It seems like you value other people’s baseball more than your own.

Aren’t you trying to take them off the bench for a bit longer and add a year or two?
To make them cry and create a theater for that purpose.

Alright! Now we absolutely can’t afford to lose!

The chosen members will engrave the presence of Takeuchi-kun, who was not chosen in the last summer.
With this, we can no longer afford to lose so easily.
Especially the two who pushed Taketake-kun out of the bench with their sudden joining.

It seems like the teacher’s nipples could also be played with using this face.

Since I don’t know baseball, I won’t say unnecessary things, but when it comes to places that come with responsibility, I will try to handle them properly.
Ajawa might be a good advisor.

Takeuchi is great.
If it were me, I would mess things up by being overly sensitive.

There is a prediction that Takeuchi is the type to get on board as well.

It’s true that I’m scared because, even though I expand the Kobori Theater, I feel genuinely sorry for struggling until the end about whether or not to cut Taketouch-kun.

I don’t think there is a use for a buff that exceeds the sacrifice of one person for all members.
It’s been barely raised up to about two years at Inou.

If anything, Takeuchi is skilled at everything other than baseball and might be a resource to strengthen Kobori’s strategies in the future.

When I read it again, it seems the person who looks like Takeuchi was the only one sweating cold when Kiriyama joined the team.

At this point, it’s really scary because I can’t clearly read the intentions.

It’s all to win at Koshien, right?
Even in practice games, he was the kind of guy who would go so far as to say that if we lose, it’s all over, or whether to break the pitcher.

Even if Inou finds out, it will still be pressure.
…I feel like they might be thinking about something else altogether…

I can tell that this author won’t just reduce Kobori to a psychopath.

The batting lineup is strong, or rather, they say this season has the best members.

If you don’t understand people’s feelings, you wouldn’t do things like this.
What’s scary is that.

If it’s just to give someone a push, there’s no need to go as far as making them cry.

I didn’t know much about baseball, so I thought big schools with a lot of bench players had the advantage in Koshien.

Oh, the actor, Takeuchi…

Understanding that we both worked hard for three years is emotional.

It’s strong that the captain is someone who can accept that if he has made a judgment, there’s nothing that can be done.
Sometimes the way I look at the members is like a scientist in an experiment…

If we don’t handle this properly here and ensure that no hard feelings remain, there is a possibility that Inou will be disliked, so we can’t take that lightly.

It’s better to have a deep bench, but it probably doesn’t make much difference who the backup is, except for the pitcher.
Because the players who are out there are the strongest.

The coach said it’s fine for me to decide the jersey number, and it sounded like a nice teacher thing to say, but I also feel like you can’t really decide that…

Are you going to depict the preliminaries?
I wonder how far this baseball manga has thought ahead.

It’s admirable that Teacher Agawa tries to be a shield, but…
It’s a pity that it’s obvious I’m an amateur at baseball, so it’s clear that I just served as a shield.

What is it about this guy that, even with genius, he can only be seen as a villager…?

Well, if you want to go to Koshien from Kanagawa, you’ll need to have the level of skill that can actually win at Koshien.

Since I’m using eye drops, I don’t think it would just end with forcibly dragging down 2 to 3 people from the 3-year period of insufficient awareness.

I won’t mention names to avoid complications, but all 20 people on the bench seem to be thinking about their roles.

I don’t understand Kobori’s true intentions.
What do you want to achieve by making it look like you’ve made the one who was left on the bench cry uncontrollably?
It’s not unusual for Kirishima to decline based on the reaction.

Scary~

Even if it’s obvious, Professor Agawa really is a good person for trying to act as a shield…

Even if it’s for boosting morale, it’s ruthless.

I thought, “This guy doesn’t understand people’s feelings, ha ha!” but until the teacher told me that he was setting aside some of the curry he let sit for Kobori, who hadn’t eaten, I didn’t realize that I too was suffering the consequences of not being able to understand people’s psychology very well.

Kobori is not a psychopath who can’t understand people’s hearts.
I understand and empathize, and I consciously use it.

I have to avoid a rematch with St. Teresa in the qualifiers.

I also wanted to push Sho-chan not just to the limit of mere stress, but to the edge of his limits.
I wonder if Takeuchi-kun wants to connect his withdrawal to the limit of his breaking point.

During the live performance of Saint Teler, it would be funny if they avoided Tokugawa Zenkyo.

It’s a reassuring manga that doesn’t trample on the feeling of loving baseball.

By dramatically staging it, we ignite the starters.

Takeuchi must have practiced a lot and worked hard seriously.
That’s why, whether I like it or not, I can’t help but understand the disparity between other third years and myself.

It’s precisely because you have a heart and know it that you try to make the most of it!

If we keep doing it properly, we won’t win against a team of that rank, so they’re only going to become increasingly less proper from now on.

I have no idea whose strategy the crying performance is for…
I’ll probably understand it next time.

Since Inou said that if we don’t go to Koshien this year, there won’t be a next year, the third-year class must be really strong.

I underestimated the episode of being extraordinarily charming.

This villager is scary.

The goodwill of informing Takeuchi-kun in advance and the desire to apply pressure as a separate matter may have given birth to the Kobori Theater…

Is there actually an amazing trick to squeeze in a 21st person?
Not going to do it…

Kirishima definitely thinks this is all his fault, right?

It’s not like I have to mention your name because you’re doing well to that extent, but…
In other words, it means there won’t be anyone dragging you down.
Those are skillful players in high school baseball.

Kobori will do thoughtless things for the sake of his goals, after all.
You’re not the kind of scum that would disregard everything about others, are you?

The system isn’t going to change, and there doesn’t seem to be any rational reason to flip the members from now on, so aside from a pep talk, I can only think of shaking Professor Agawa’s emotions to get him to dip into his own pocket.

The teacher has a strong enthusiasm to listen and learn, even though they don’t understand everything.

Takeuchi-kun is already a complete person.
If someone says that even while on the bench, you can still be of help to the team, it seems like you would really try hard, right?

Well, I can tell you’re putting on a brave face, but isn’t there also a reason to let you have a space to really cry?

A psychopath is not necessarily garbage…

If a first-year player can secure a regular spot, they can be kicked out without complaint after three years, but since Ino’s natural specs aren’t that great.

Because I care about everyone the most…

Though they have strong conscience and goodness, they can cast it away if necessary.
You can also determine the timing to throw it away and assess your opponent.
This glasses is too crazy.

Takeuchi is handsome.
He may not compare to handsome men like Todoroki or Hirose, but he is a friendly and approachable young man.

Kobori hasn’t implemented any unpleasant measures so far…
If it doesn’t work out, it’s the end! I’ll go all-in like that.

If you’re going to take it off, it’s only proper to make the most of the act itself to the limit, right?

It seems that a thorough explanation was given since they even used eye drops.

Well, if it’s Kobori, they can give multiple meanings to a single strategy…

When sad events happen, it’s easier to organize your thoughts than when they actually occur.
Ah, I lost it… It’s the times when I realize it that I start to cry.

I’m not a psychopath, Kobori.
I’m truly struggling with it from the very beginning to the very end.
On top of that, there’s an even scarier guy who can pull off this move.

It’s scary that despite seriously worrying and panicking, they make decisions like this.
It’s easier to understand when someone says that I’m aware of being watched by readers and am intentionally showing my worries or flustered moments.

But they tried to tear apart St. Tere’s teamwork…

Without a human heart, one cannot control the hearts of others, so glasses have a human heart.
Rather, that’s what I’m scared of.

Not only will you make them cry, but you’ll also put on another show, right?

I felt like I saw a picture of Sanba-kun in a yukata on Jump Plus, but it disappeared.

There is a depiction of meeting the director in advance, so the director might also be a performer.

In team sports, if you see the opposing team’s teamwork as a weakness, disrupting their teamwork is not just an underhanded tactic; it’s a legitimate strategy.

Atsushirō Kobori

The director is becoming a nicer person while Kobori is becoming a scarier person.

I totally shredded Saint Tere, but in the end, it came together stronger, so it’s all good!

Could it be that this will greatly increase the proportion of Kobori in Akagawa-sensei’s heart all at once?

I’m using eye drops, but I’m really crying for real, you know?

It’s true that I was debating until the last minute whether to exclude Takeuchi or not…
He is basically a good guy.

I feel like Ms. Agawa is becoming more and more beautiful.
The size remains unchanged, but…

On the bench during the holy Tere match (not a starter).
I’m breaking out in a cold sweat again.
This manga is solid.

The desire for Koshien might be the strongest.

It seems that this character was planned from the beginning to be bad at baseball.
It might continue to be a regular manga in the future.

Mr. Kobori is also the best as a teacher.

Don’t combine them.

Even though I didn’t cry in front of everyone with the forgetting battery, I was crying while calling my family.

I wonder if I’ll fit in as the cheerleading squad captain.
With this acting ability, Taketuki-kun will surely inspire us well.

When there are proper ordinary people, various works become more refined.
If there are too many super beings, readers will gradually be left behind.

Yo-chan’s statement “only Kobori can do this” seems to be a starting point, but later it might turn into (that’s not what I meant to say…).

Takeuchi, this seems like it will be refreshing.

Ordinary person (acting type)

Ah, the leftover curry is sleeping next to me.

If you understand things too well, there’s a chance that others might get angry on your behalf.
It’s better to cry a lot.

I realized that it was pointed out that Mr. Agawa is letting the curry sit for the sake of Kobori, who is sitting on the bench without eating.
Isn’t he a good teacher…?

There have been discussions that if Ino were to be in the starting lineup, the team would fall apart, so this might be a measure to mitigate that.
Well, it’s just a bench, but Ino.

There are descriptions of this villager’s second defense and small techniques, so there’s no sloppiness.

Second base and shortstop are positions for skilled players.