This movie makes me wish that America had the creative cheers and chants like in Japan
@aracelischulla33412 жыл бұрын
Great Video! Love it!
@hectorlopez10692 жыл бұрын
Some things are different between Japanese baseball and American baseball.
@Roger-hp1yg Жыл бұрын
Good movie I just fast forward through the slow n mushy parts.
@user-fx3ml3no8k3 жыл бұрын
ミスターベースボールの日本語吹替とか、あったら見てみたい。
@sce2aux464
2 жыл бұрын
「あなたはヨッシーが女の子に会うのを手伝って欲しいです、あなたはヨッシーを敬意を持って扱います！」
@morningsidedriverock2 жыл бұрын
85mph hahaha!!! Slow pitch
@normancarter5419
2 жыл бұрын
Back when this movie was made that was heat!
@sethtate2079
2 жыл бұрын
Nah. 1992 there was a lot of hard throwers. Clemens, smoltz, Ryan. If you were throwing 85 in the majors. You were definitely a soft tosser. Like Jamie Moyer or charlie lebrandt. The average fastball velo has only increases a couple mph over last few decades.
@seanwalters1977
Жыл бұрын
@@sethtate2079 Baseball measures the speed of the ball differently now than before. In this time of baseball it was by use of a variety of speedguns. They used the first iteration of a speedgun (basically converted from police speedguns) from Decatur Technologies and then the JUGS speedgun as well. The Decatur gun would measure closer to the plate, where velocity is tailing off while the JUGS gun would measure closer to the release point and get a more accurate reading of the speed out of the hand. Scouts referred to the Decatur gun as the "slow gun" and the JUGS gun as the "fast gun". So you would have variances in measurement. Then, as more improved models came out, the Decatur gun was essentially obsolete and the JUGS gun was then considered the "slow gun". Now they measure it with even more accurate technologies and track the speed of the ball the moment it leaves the pitchers' hand, therefore creating a more accurate reading. Long story short, the guy was probably throwing a 90+ mph pitch but the speedgun used was near the plate, therefore measuring the velocity as it slowed. Today, this "85 mph" fastball would register roughly at 93 mph. It just depends on where the pitch is being measured. Really the average speed of fastballs hasn't changed a whole lot in 30ish years, just the technologies that measure it.
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You big you can hit… Come on!!! 😂😂😂
懐かしい、レンタルビデオ店で何回も借りて観ました。
@psistarpsi80
2 жыл бұрын
Same
This movie makes me wish that America had the creative cheers and chants like in Japan
Great Video! Love it!
Some things are different between Japanese baseball and American baseball.
Good movie I just fast forward through the slow n mushy parts.
ミスターベースボールの日本語吹替とか、あったら見てみたい。
@sce2aux464
2 жыл бұрын
「あなたはヨッシーが女の子に会うのを手伝って欲しいです、あなたはヨッシーを敬意を持って扱います！」
85mph hahaha!!! Slow pitch
@normancarter5419
2 жыл бұрын
Back when this movie was made that was heat!
@sethtate2079
2 жыл бұрын
Nah. 1992 there was a lot of hard throwers. Clemens, smoltz, Ryan. If you were throwing 85 in the majors. You were definitely a soft tosser. Like Jamie Moyer or charlie lebrandt. The average fastball velo has only increases a couple mph over last few decades.
@seanwalters1977
Жыл бұрын
@@sethtate2079 Baseball measures the speed of the ball differently now than before. In this time of baseball it was by use of a variety of speedguns. They used the first iteration of a speedgun (basically converted from police speedguns) from Decatur Technologies and then the JUGS speedgun as well. The Decatur gun would measure closer to the plate, where velocity is tailing off while the JUGS gun would measure closer to the release point and get a more accurate reading of the speed out of the hand. Scouts referred to the Decatur gun as the "slow gun" and the JUGS gun as the "fast gun". So you would have variances in measurement. Then, as more improved models came out, the Decatur gun was essentially obsolete and the JUGS gun was then considered the "slow gun". Now they measure it with even more accurate technologies and track the speed of the ball the moment it leaves the pitchers' hand, therefore creating a more accurate reading. Long story short, the guy was probably throwing a 90+ mph pitch but the speedgun used was near the plate, therefore measuring the velocity as it slowed. Today, this "85 mph" fastball would register roughly at 93 mph. It just depends on where the pitch is being measured. Really the average speed of fastballs hasn't changed a whole lot in 30ish years, just the technologies that measure it.
内野は土がむき出し外野はボロ芝、クッソダサい鳴り物応援、狭くて暗くてボロい球場 ドジャースのパチもんユニフォーム、暴力上等パワハラ監督、、、、 日本のベースボールなんてこんなもんよという意図が見え隠れして面白い