[Shohei Otani]Despite throwing 104 pitches the day before, he missed the next day, saying, “Why isn’t it broken?” Snell is at a loss for words as he plays two-way with an ERA of 0.60[MLB/Overseas reaction]

This video is about Shohei Otani’s “abnormality of days that aren’t perfect” and his dual-wielding presence that stands at the center of the match even the next day. After watching Ohtani throw 104 pitches the day before, pitcher Blake Snell couldn’t help but reveal his true feelings. Those words are not just a statement of surprise at the content of the pitch. Even on bad days, they don’t ruin the game. Then, the next day, he steps up to bat and lets his opponent avoid the fight. We delve into Otani’s influence as seen in these two games from a unique perspective, including the reactions of his colleagues and local voices.[About this video]This channel is a baseball commentary/discussion channel composed from a unique perspective based on game content, news reports, local reactions, interviews, etc. Images, videos, and part of the article content may be used in the video for the purpose of explanation, discussion, and introduction. The rights to images, videos, etc. used belong to the respective authors/rights holders. If there is a problem with the content or citation method, we will check it and respond promptly. #Shohei Ohtani #Dodgers #MLB #Overseas reactions