I heard it's getting better...Ace, who allowed three runs in four innings and bowed again, and the opening pitcher lost four ERA 7.52
May 21, 2025
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The starting pitcher for the opening game has not won yet. Yomiuri Giants ace Shosei Dogo failed to win again for the first time. On the 20th, he went to an away game against the Hanshin Tigers at Nishinomiya Koshien Stadium in Hyogo Prefecture and threw four innings and was replaced. He gave up six hits and one walk, including one homer, and allowed three runs (two earned). Yomiuri, whose batters lost their concentration, suffered a 0-4 defeat. Dogo lost four games with a 7.52 ERA without a win.
This season, the Yomiuri Giants are unilaterally defeated by the `hostile' Hanshin. He had eight losses (two wins) in 10 games against Hanshin until the 20th. He was swept in three consecutive home games at Tokyo Dome on April 4-6. It was a humiliating three-game losing streak because the opponent was Hanshin.
Hanshin, ranked first in the Central League, won more than one-third of '23 wins' against Yomiuri. Yomiuri pushed Hanshin to the lead. Yomiuri lost 10 games in 16 games in May. The winning rate has dropped to 50%. He is in fourth place, 3.5 games behind Hanshin.
My stomach is burning every time. Dogo has taken the mound six times and failed to exceed five innings three times. His status as an ace has completely collapsed. There is only one quality start (more than 6 innings, less than 3 earned runs). He allowed three runs (two earned) in six innings against Hanshin on May 5, when he returned after adjusting for the second division. In this match, the team suffered a crushing defeat of 1 to 10.
In the bottom of the first inning, he was blocked by a powerful Hanshin centerline. After one out, Takumu Nakano was sent off with a left-handed hit. He then faced Shota Morissita, number three. 타율 4위, 홈
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He gave up the first run and was shaken. He walked No. 4 Sato Teruaki after a full count match. No. 5 Yusuke Oyama hit left-handed. One out and runners on first and second bases. No luck. The ball hit by No. 6 Maekawa Ukyo became a ground ball to the first base. At this time, a fielder's throwing error came out and he lost for the third time. At the end of the second inning, he allowed no runs on the crisis with two outs and runners on the first and second bases.
Dogo, who slowly settled down, easily crossed the third or fourth inning. In the bottom of the third inning, Sato, the leadoff hitter, was sent out with a single, and the follow-up hitter was induced with a double play. In the bottom of the fourth inning, he threw 11 pitches to deal with the three-and-out. Dogo should have solved it differently without hitting a home run in the first inning. I'm reflecting on myself. It's getting better" Only two starting pitchers this season have no wins, including Dogo.
There was a sharp difference in the presence of the ace of both teams. Hanshin starter Hiroto Saiki beat the Yomiuri batters with five hits and no runs until the ninth inning to complete the shutout. It's the first shutout of the season. None of the Yomiuri hitters reached third base. Saiki pitched twice against Yomiuri this year and recorded 14 scoreless innings.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.