Pitcher Justin Verlander has decided to end his 21-year career in the major leagues. 266 wins, 3,554 strikeouts, three Cy Young Awards. The right-hander, who started all 556 games, was a special presence who remained at the center of the stadium for a long time. In this video, we focus on Verlander’s thoughts on his retirement, and also focus on his relationship with Shohei Ohtani, who competed in the same era. Why did Verlander, who has faced many stars as a great pitcher, view Ohtani as a special person? We will delve into the background in a translation and commentary style, incorporating Ben Verlander’s perspective and his experience as a starting pitcher. This is not just a retirement announcement, but also the value left by an ace as a starting pitcher, and the meaning of Otani’s existence in the same era as a player who continues to expand the boundaries of pitching and batting. What did the pitcher who supported the majors for many years feel at the end? We will sort out the answers based on carrier numbers and local perspectives. Please enjoy this translated/commentary-style content based on actual match content, public information, local reports, etc., with original considerations and presentation.[About this video]This channel is a channel that adds a unique perspective and production based on match content, news coverage, public data, local reactions, etc. This video contains scenes that include consideration, direction, and creative expression. Please enjoy it as entertainment.[About copyright and quotation]This channel may quote some images and videos to the extent necessary for the purpose of criticism, commentary, and discussion based on match content, news coverage, local reactions, etc. Copyrights and portrait rights of images, videos, etc. used belong to the respective rights holders. If there is a problem with the content or citation method, we will check it and take action. #Shohei Otani #Justin Verlander #MLB #Overseas reactions

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