What’s the coach’s advice that DeNA’s heroes Sunada and Hirata thanked for blocking V2 in front of the giant? | Full account

Sunada, Hirata and “a dead person” with 1 point of advantage 6 times 1 dead base, director of Ramírez “Turning point of today”

■ Giant DeNA 5-2 (29th, Yokohama)

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On the 29th, DeNA won the giant game at Yokohama Stadium 5-2 and decided to win the same card three times in a row. Since Chunichi of the giant’s winning magic target team was defeated, the league championship was decided whether to be defeated, but the pitchers’ struggle prevented the championship in the immediate future for the second year in a row.

Both Taira and Sánchez started well and the pitching battle unfolded, but the point of victory and defeat was the success of the relief team. In the sixth inning with just 1 point for 2-1 and Reed, Taira was hit by Matsubara and Sakamoto for 1 kill, and Okamoto received a four ball to lead a pinch of 1 kill. Here, Ramirez gave in to starter Taira, who had been a good pitcher, and sent Sunada down the left to take over against Maru, who was hitting a base in the first at-bat. The ball preceded the circle with a keen selection eye and was brought to the full count, but was ultimately hit with a ballscrew from the decisive ball.

With two bases dead, Ramirez quickly switched Hirata to the right in Nakajima’s seat. After easily coming in with two strikes, three balls continued and this also became a full count, but in the end I missed with a slider and struck and survived the pinch.

After the game, the two relievers, who survived a desperate pinch, called out the same person’s name on the stand. Sunada said: “Kawamura (pitching coach) told me to hold down a Maru for now. He was in good shape today so I didn’t mind the fact that he had three balls. He was hit by a home run in the previous game. , so I was more interested in that. When I suppressed it, I was more relieved than happy, “he said with a satisfied expression.

Hirata also said: “I was advised to be careful not to let Kawamura poke my head out, so I threw it with that in mind. I thought I wouldn’t get just four balls, but the catcher gave me a good advantage. I was able to hold it back because I could. do it, “he said without changing his expression.