Shohei Ohtani (大谷翔平) & Japan go undefeated to win Pool B and advance

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Dont4get2save より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

To answer the question “Do Americans teach that stealing other’s property is okay? ” YES WE DO! It’s called capitalism. In fact, how do you think we became a country? So yes that IS taught over here. Americans generally have no honor. Because there’s no honor amongst thieves.

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みっかぼうずより:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

日本語の翻訳字幕が有ると再生数はもっと伸びると思います
是非、一考を

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ephesus より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

Japanese people steal bikes all the time lol. Umbrellas and bikes are basically fair game

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Ben Dover より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

Let’s be honest they played China, Czechia, Australia, and a forever choking Korean team. This is the weakest Group out of all the groups in the tournament. The next round is where they start playing real teams. Let’s hope they can hang.

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たかたかより:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

Thank you, Ben-san, for introducing our culture with your girl’s small gift! We Japanese were also moved by your video when you came to Japan. Please come to Japan again and enjoy our culture!

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Logan より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

I thought fans aren’t allowed to keep the balls in Japan. I heard the security guard takes the ball back from people that caught it.

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udinoph alx より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

I know it’s amazing, but I think Ohtani should be analyzed more scientifically. Ohtani’s split is a “gyro rotation”, and this rotation lowers the “magnus effect” than the two seam, so it falls more.

However, Ohtani is not good at spinning like Verlander and increasing the “Magnus effect” by vertical rotation. Otani is not good at that, so I think he competes with side-spin sliders and gyro rotations.

Otani is the same as a fighter, and has a technique that breaks the opponent’s system and prevents him from batting. He uses the “negative Magnus effect”.

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udinoph alx より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

In Yamamoto’s pitching, as he says in this video, “Transmitting power from the bottom up,” Bruce Lee’s “Jet Kune Do” uses the transmission of power from the ground. Even with its small body, it produces a large amount of instantaneous force.

Bruce Lee’s martial arts power transmission using the so-called sacrum, I think, is due to his thorough knowledge of the human body structure. He applies it to baseball. That’s why a small human throws the ball with a small amount of force and a large amount of force in an instant. So it’s hard to hit. It’s martial arts.

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Jennifer Giacinto より:

2023年3月14日 4:38 AM

Oh, really? I thought Shohei would be there until the end of the WBC. Then again, for me, this is the 1st WBC that I’ve watched (and I’ve been a baseball fan for many years; I just didn’t hear about it until last year). I have enjoyed this WBC so much. Team Japan is so strong, both in pitching and hitting. Shohei is their national treasure. It was proven to me after he crushed that home run. I was on my couch watching the game. I had to keep my scream to a minimum so as to not wake my mom. My hands flew to my face in shock and tears came. I was so proud of him. Then I heard about the fan who caught the ball passing it around for everyone to see. That was moving. I’ve never seen anything like this in my lifetime.

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