リリーフは使い捨て!?ケアはしない？ 日米で異なるバッテリー育成方法【ピッチャーズバイブル】

Igawa, who played in the US for five years, including in the minor leagues, talked about the differences between Japan and the US, including battery and coaching. Furthermore, Nomura's famous "Toyama-Kasai" one-point pitching rotation was apparently a strategy favored by Mr. Professional Baseball's Shigeo Nagashima during his time as a manager... ▼Other Pitcher's Bibles available here▼    • ピッチャーズバイブル   00:00 Kei Igawa's Best Pitcher is a Legendary Closer 00:58 Kei Igawa's Confession: "I Liked Kaku-san and Matsumoto-san" 02:44 It's Not Just Toyama-Kasai!? One-Point Relay Strategy 03:53 "The Blank Day": Did Kaku and Nishimoto Go to Hanshin? 04:17 Are There Differences Between Japan and the US? Starting and Relief Pitcher Utilization 06:11 What are your memories of Igawa, Morifuku, and Kaku with Katsuya Nomura? 07:26 Battery Roles and Philosophy Are Different in Japan and the US 10:44 What did they teach me in the majors that didn't suit Igawa? #KakuMasao #IgawaKei #MorifukuMasahiko ●Twitter   / furuta_atsuya27   ●Instagram https://instagram.com/atsuyafuruta?ig... ●Book Information [Furuta's Equation (with DVD)] https://amzn.to/2PUFepF [Furuta's Equation: The Batter's Bible] https://amzn.to/3ek6HKK