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Japan Series MVP, Softbank
November 26, 2020 7:20 am
Ryoya Kurihara, who fired the first two runs from the right in the first round of the Japan series = November 21, Kyocera Dome
The SMBC Japan Series 2020 of professional baseball was held on November 25 at the PayPay Dome in Fukuoka City, and Softbank won the giant four times in a row, deciding the best in Japan for four consecutive years. Ryoya Kurihara (formerly Harue Technical High School) from Fukui City contributed to the best of Japan by scoring 3 hits and 4 hits, including the first 2 runs in the first round and 4 hits in the second round. Selected as the player of greatest honor (MVP). Fukui’s family and teammates are excited about the jump in his sixth year as a pro, and continue to watch: “The real game will begin next season. Walk like Ryoya.”
Rumi (54), her mother, watched all the games on television, “while making her heart pound with anticipation and anxiety.” I refrained from communicating with him so as not to worry, and only when he hit a total of 17 home runs during the season did he briefly exchange “Congratulations” and “Thank you” with the family group on the free communication app LINE. “There were difficult moments when I was out of the starting lineup, but I have a satisfied face,” he said.
Kazuhiro’s father (53) played a ball with his son in front of his house every morning until he graduated from high school. When I went to high school, I told Rumi, “I can’t keep up with the ball because it’s so fast.” He also sent a shout into the big break, saying, “I’m not a very talented player yet. I know him. He’s important for next season.”
The companions who spent their adolescence together are also happy. Shota Hamade (24), a high school classmate from the Salen Softball Baseball Club, predicted that he would play an active role when he made his usual “first hit” at Sakai High School earlier in the year, and said his swing was different from from last season. .. “What is the first base of operations in the Japan series? The game is still going strong.” Kazuhiro Tsubota (24), a pitcher from the same department, teamed up with Kurihara, who is a year younger in high school, to win the Kita Shinetsu district tournament in the fall of 2012. “The breath and leadership have been outstanding since then, “he recalls.
⇒ Kurihara, how to use the prize …
Principal Hirosuke Minami (47) of the stiff “Fukui Brave Boys (now Fukui Boys)” baseball team that Kurihara attended since the 4th grade of elementary school, was amazed at the speed of his swing this season. I was surprised that “I could go this far in the Japan series. It’s beyond my imagination,” and I was convinced of further growth, saying, “Director Kudo gave me the best experience.
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