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u/soonerman32 Jul 14 '23
Better chance of winning a world series in Japan than in New York
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u/king_meatster Jul 14 '23
That applies to both the Yankees and Mets.
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Lol mets
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u/elqueco14 Jul 15 '23
Open up the world series to the entire world Manfred you coward
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u/TripleThreatTua Jul 15 '23
Ohtani is already disqualified from being a Yankees pitcher due to the fact that he is not a domestic abuser
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hi from japan
I wanna tell you below 2 information to explain why Ohtani is a good pitcher
summary
1:his hamstring muscles is stronger than ordinary one
2:He seems to get used to grab MLB ball
details
about 1
a specialist pointed it out that his hamstring muscles are stronger than ordinary others,and he uses it so harder
if ordinary person uses the same way,his hamstring must break
some one told me why the muscle of him is so stronger,that he use to do swimming in his child days and swimming makes the muscles so strong
about 2
Okajaima,who is the former pitcher of Red Sox,points it out that He seems to get used to use MLB ball because it’s so different
(edit,every pitcher from Japan confuses the difference,for example Yu Darvish said like that)
1.MLB ball:149kg(edit,*149g)/24cm,more slippy:so it makes breaking ball more effective
2.NPB ball:142kg(edit,142g)/23cm,less slippy,breaking ball less effective
and he has also so fast ball around 100miles
so he can select fast ball,less breaking ball,strong breaking ball
That’s why he would be more great Pitcher"
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Jul 14 '23
Imagine going from the one of the most universally respected currently active player to one of the least. That’s what pinstripes would do to him.
On the flip side, he can’t grow a beard for shit so the shave rule wouldn’t matter for him.
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u/jaron_b Jul 15 '23
Hate the Yankees and would rather retire from the MLB than play for their team. Sounds like Griffey. Mariners signing confirmed.
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u/ZeroEnrichment Jul 15 '23
If this is true I’m naming all my children Shohei
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u/AutoModerator Jul 15 '23
hi from japan
I wanna tell you below 2 information to explain why Ohtani is a good pitcher
summary
1:his hamstring muscles is stronger than ordinary one
2:He seems to get used to grab MLB ball
details
about 1
a specialist pointed it out that his hamstring muscles are stronger than ordinary others,and he uses it so harder
if ordinary person uses the same way,his hamstring must break
some one told me why the muscle of him is so stronger,that he use to do swimming in his child days and swimming makes the muscles so strong
about 2
Okajaima,who is the former pitcher of Red Sox,points it out that He seems to get used to use MLB ball because it’s so different
(edit,every pitcher from Japan confuses the difference,for example Yu Darvish said like that)
1.MLB ball:149kg(edit,*149g)/24cm,more slippy:so it makes breaking ball more effective
2.NPB ball:142kg(edit,142g)/23cm,less slippy,breaking ball less effective
and he has also so fast ball around 100miles
so he can select fast ball,less breaking ball,strong breaking ball
That’s why he would be more great Pitcher"
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u/DunkIce95 Jul 14 '23