【イバチンに危機】下柳がバッター井端に大激怒！憲伸は守れるか!? そしてイバチンが動く

Talking with Iron Arm pitcher Tsuyoshi Shimoyanagi about the "Rivalry Between the Dragons and Tigers." Who was Shimoyanagi's most hated batter? *Gaming Chair: Provided by AK Racing (https://www.akracing.jp/) ▼Tsuyoshi Shimoyanagi's YouTube channel "Wind in the Willows"    / @yanaginikaze   ▼Click here to see how the two met.    • 【初対談】憲伸がもっとも怯えた最強左腕登場!!時代を作った壮絶マウンドの答え合わせを...   ▼Tsuyoshi Shimoyanagi's Profile In 1990, he joined the Fukuoka Daiei Tigers as the fourth draft pick. Since then, he has played for Nippon-Ham Fighters (1996-2002), Hanshin Tigers (2003-2011), and Rakuten (2012) for 21 years. During his time with Daiei and Nippon-Ham, he pitched as both a starter and a relay pitcher, pitching in over 60 games four times, demonstrating his toughness. After transferring to Hanshin Tigers in 2003, he became a successful starter. In 2005, he became the oldest player (37 years old) to win the most wins title. He pitched in 627 games, posting a record of 129 wins, 106 losses, 22 saves, and a 3.92 ERA. ▼Twitter: Kenshin Kawakami [Official] Cutball Channel (@Kenshink2k2k2) [Kawakami Kenshin Profile] Former professional baseball player (Chunichi Dragons, Atlanta Braves), baseball commentator After attending Tokushima Commercial High School and Meiji University, he joined Chunichi as the first pick in the 1997 draft. In his first year, he recorded 14 wins (6 losses) and was named Rookie of the Year. In 2002, after mastering the cutball, he threw a no-hitter. In 2004, he led the team in wins (17 wins), contributing to the team's league championship, and was awarded the Sawamura Award and MVP. In 2006, he also led the team in wins (17 wins), contributing to the team's league championship. In 2009, he joined the Atlanta Braves in the MLB, where he became a member of the starting rotation. He returned to Chunichi in 2012 and left the team at the end of 2015. He has a total of 125 wins in Japan and the US. He currently works as a baseball commentator. #GoShimoyanagi #HirokazuIbata #NorenshinKawakami #HanshinTigers #tigers #ChunichiDragons #Chunichi #dragons #hanshin #tigers #CentralLeague #AKRacing