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I was expecting the giant to win the ranking before the opening, but I didn’t think it was that straightforward. Yamaguchi, who won the most victories last year, made a major transfer and failed to bolster FA. The new foreigners Sánchez and Parla didn’t seem so trustworthy either. What is the factor of just V? I can’t think of anything other than the skill of Headmaster Hara, who was entrusted with full authority.
Hara’s baseball focuses on attacks. But this season it was even more “super aggressive.” Especially in games where I was asked to comment on daily sports, there was a lot of “super attack baseball” that symbolized this season. The match that impressed me was the match against Yakult on June 27. There were 6 attacks. It was a game that managed to reverse this time and sent a substitute run to Taguchi, who was a runner at 2nd base and 2nd base who still led 2 points. As if Taguchi were standing in the batting seat, the content of the pitch was increasing. He was two points ahead and, once he prioritized defense, he moved on to attack. However, from a probabilistic point of view, the strategy was less likely to be successful and the risk of carrying it out later was higher.
First, the probability of a batter hitting a hit does not exceed 50%, no matter how good the batter is. Depending on the success, even if it becomes a success, it may not be timely. Even the relief pitcher wouldn’t have expected him to climb himself from the start of the next inning until Taguchi was given a backup run. Although I am shrugging, I am not prepared for my feelings. As I imagined, I couldn’t get any additional points, and the pitcher who relieved behind him came in and scored 7 goals. I suffered a loss of reversal pain.
When it comes to this match, I can’t deny it. When the bench plays baseball like this, there is a bright mood and an unpleasant mood is filled. If you are not good at it, you can go down the line at once. However, the giant led by Hara was different.
The whole team probably understands Hara’s “super attack baseball.” Even if there is some tingling, it does not deviate from the main line of baseball that emphasizes attack. That’s why I just say: “Today I have done too much.” The reason failure doesn’t go wrong is because of Hara’s leadership, and if this tactic was successful, I think the team would have gained tremendous momentum. I learned baseball from director Nomura (deceased) during the Yakult era. It’s uncomfortable for me to compare Hara and Nomura, but I feel the opposite of everything. Director Nomura is a defensive baseball player who says, “If you don’t score, you won’t lose.” Hara is an offensive baseball player who says, “If you don’t score points, you can’t win.” Still, none neglect “offensive” and “defensive”. Director Nomura thoroughly educated the players by thoroughly attacking the opponent without overlooking the gap. Hara manages coaches and players not to show an opportunity to the opponent and strengthens the defense.
The initial “strategy” is the opposite starting point, but both make up for the lack of “tactics.” Director Nomura had a strict baseball education for the players. The guide was detailed, such as the basics of assigning balls to the battery and judging the situation for the attacker. At first glance, it feels loud and harsh, but the foundation was a teaching method that fostered the independence of athletes. I have never fought Hara in the same uniform. It’s rude to tell you to mark it, but at first glance it looks bright and free to play with Nobinobi. However, from what I can see in battle royale, I feel like I’m struggling by pressing down on the player’s neck and driving thoroughly.
Even if you compare the comments with the media, it would be the exact opposite. Director Nomura is a guy who constantly makes little words, but basically treats the players like “grown-ups”. On the other hand, Hara behaves in a refreshing and cheerful manner, but the feedback to the players is clear and easy to understand, and there is an image of educating children. It’s difficult to express, but Director Nomura is “stern but gentle” and Director Hara is “gentle but strict.” As a common part, there is rigor in the game and “love for teams and players.”
It is also interesting to compare the tactical aspects. Hara sent the main players to play at the point of the game, but Nomura did not. However, even top attackers can’t hit however they want. When I hit the ball, they asked me on the basis of what kind of thinking I had when I went to hit it, and if I was thinking of hitting a team as a base hit. Director Nomura imposed restrictions while letting him do whatever he wanted and emphasized to players that they could use them independently. Hara rigorously enforces the orders issued by the team, but other than that, she has a “you can do it freely” stance. Instead, you are seriously looking at the remaining results.
It is not easy either. Nomura baseball can only be made if players are familiar with baseball theory and understand how to put it into practice. Hara has to prepare for an emergency even if he is a hitter who normally won’t let him touch. Both balls are hard and tense. So you can build a solid team.
Even if it is the opposite if you capture only that moment, there is a “strategy” to aim for the championship, and there is a detailed “tactic” based on it. The beginning and the process are the exact opposite, but the goal to aspire to is the same. I myself learned a lot from giant baseball this year. (Daily sports critic)
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