Shohei Ohtani explained showing his emotions for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the postseason, matching up against Yu Darvish, and more the day before facing the San Diego Padres in Game 5 of the National League Division Series.
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No disrespect, big fan of Shohei, however, why hasn’t he learned English yet… He’s been in the league for almost 8 years now and still needs a translator? I remember when Fernando Valenzuela didn’t know a lick of English and by the third year he was interviewing in English, which I thought was really cool! I’ve heard some people say that he does it for his fans back in Japan, but after looking at this interview, they should both be on the mic! The translator is practically whispering the English translation to him and Sho is completely behind the microphone so there goes that theory. Because if they were doing it for his Japanese fans both would be on the mic, and it looks like the translator it’s just giving him a quick synopsis because it looks like Sho understands most of it. So just curious as to why
As A Japanese. Our culture is little bit childish. Some Japanese who can’t control emotion. It’s part of Japanese culture. America is more logic people. I think.
いくらなんでも大谷がダルビッシュに抑えられすぎる、そろそろ明日は大谷がダルビッシュを打つ番ですよ
一流と一流の勝負はそういうもんですからね
The guy needs to return his salary.
Nice! He’s human after all.
Ohtani was pissed off bcuz he had his assistant place a million $$ bet that he would score a run !!! And the umpire cost him a million $$’s !!!
Darvish got 12 different kind of pitches, very hard to get a point from him
A little too much questioning about his emotions. That’s embarrassing.