Yoshinobu Yamamoto The pitching motion is beautiful. He is throwing really well

Remember when people were saying Ichiro’s hits from his days in Japan shouldn’t count bc Japanese pitchers aren’t good? Now they’re dominating the MLB and ppl r like “when did the Japanese get so good?” They were always good, the league just didn’t pay attention to them.

@yuumetal2363

17 күн бұрын

Pete Rose😏

@MyLife-og2kr

17 күн бұрын

@yuumetal2363 2 different people. If we're accounting ichiro's hits from npb, he has more hits, but we don't. Ichiro was consistently hitting north of 200 every season in the mlb for 10 straight seasons, and holds the record for the most hits in a season. I'm not downplaying Pete Rose if you're thinking so. I'm only letting you know some facts.

@yuumetal2363

17 күн бұрын

@@MyLife-og2kr I know. The reason Ichiro got more hits in MLB than in NPB is simply because there are more games in MLB, which means that if Ichiro had come to MLB earlier, he would have gotten more hits than he did in NPB. 　Pete Rose likes to label Ichiro's hits in NPB as worthless, but on the contrary, it means that if Ichiro had come to the MLB earlier, he would have had even more hits. Pete Rose: “they’re trying to make me the Hit Queen. I’m not trying to take anything away from Ichiro, he’s had a Hall of Fame career, but the next thing you know, they’ll be counting his high-school hits.”

@RiverNaka

17 күн бұрын

実力があるのにマイナーリーグにいる選手はいないがNPBにはいる。MLBの記録としてカウント出来ないのは理解出来るが、マイナーリーグ扱いすべきではない。

@MrReav13

17 күн бұрын

No matter how you slice it, Ichiro would be the all time hits leader if he had started his career in MLB. Period. And the competition that Ichiro faced was better than who Pete Rose faced.

What beautiful pitches. The man's an artist.

A moment of silent to those who were judging yamamoto by his first two games

@domanicvaldez

17 күн бұрын

That first game was rough for him

@KanetsuguNaoe1112

17 күн бұрын

Did they hide in the sewers again?😮

@MyLife-og2kr

17 күн бұрын

Honestly, I was one of those. I just couldn't believe that he gave up so many hits in one inning. But after listening to pitching ninja, it made sense why and how he gave up so many runs.

@luiss.3866

17 күн бұрын

First two games? Or you mean first game?

@sojc7144

17 күн бұрын

Yeah!!💯😤💙

He’s well known for cold start in spring even in Japan, so the first game was not surprise, it is more surprising he’s been doing so well after that game, so early

@arcticredpanda4598

16 күн бұрын

He's also known to blow it in the playoffs just like the Dodgers

Do you all know that the slider and cut ball that Yoshinobu Yamamoto throws are actually very good pitches? He rarely throws, but he has even more hidden skills.

Japan professional leage has 12 team. Ace pitcher of each team could be No1~3 starter of MLB team.

@user-cs3hi8zp7p

17 күн бұрын

Facts💪😎👍

@buddhavaro

17 күн бұрын

liar

@LetsFeelAllRight

16 күн бұрын

In Japan, pitcher is the most valued position, from youth baseball to professional baseball.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto is good at defense and pitching. He hopes to become a Dodgers legend 🙏

Japanese pitchers have been on fire so far.

Yamamoto is communicating with his catcher before he is throwing the ball.

The control, always around the strike zone

春先は不安定で夏以降に無双するピッチャーだと思ってたけど普通に結果残してるの凄いな

@user-cs3hi8zp7p

17 күн бұрын

I wish I could translate😢

@4eZ_kmlll

17 күн бұрын

@@user-cs3hi8zp7p「Completely thought his pitching in early spring is unstable、Unrivaled after summer. But he has already produced results.」 from japan🇯🇵

Japanese pitchers are dominating in MLB: Senga, Imanaga, Yamamoto, Kikuchi and Maeda! Then there's that guy plays for LA rehabbing his elbow this season - he's pretty good too.

@copanemaipacabana6711

17 күн бұрын

Don't forget Kenta Maeda.

@Will-si5ps

17 күн бұрын

I'd say Shohei would be the best pitcher among all these pitchers from Japan if he only focuses on pitching. He probably would have won a couple of Cy Young already.

@pahoopahoo

17 күн бұрын

I’d add the lethal weapon Fuji,the flame thrower. He destroys hitters.

@Only1Feedie

16 күн бұрын

Then Roki’s coming next year

@LetsFeelAllRight

16 күн бұрын

I'm surprised that Otani's name isn't mentioned. And Darvish too.

I’m a Giants fan, this guy is no joke! Huge Threat

Japanese baseball players may not be as strong or big as American/Latin baseball players, but Japanese players' technique and attention-to-detail is out of this world!

@anonemous

17 күн бұрын

Ohtani is as strong as any player in the bigs, Seiya Suzuki is powerfully built, Roki Sasaki is 6'4" & Fujinami is 6'6".

@tchlin

17 күн бұрын

This is a age old stereotype.

@BRuh-gv3rk

17 күн бұрын

@@anonemous seiya my hunky king

@user-cs3hi8zp7p

17 күн бұрын

Its not a stereotype...simply look at averages, is all one has to do and can see clearly that Japanese population is simply smaller than American population. Its not a negative issue, simply a factual one! Also, that's not to say ALL Japanese players are smaller, because there are many huge Japanese players that make others look tiny...like Ohtani & Fujinami. Imho, being shorter in height is an advantage in baseball & life in general, for many reasons! Btw, Japan's baseball is AWESOME & I love their fan atmosphere!💪😎👍

@TaiyouArt

17 күн бұрын

Sumo wrestlers are very small. Yes. This is true

Im getting slowly convinced that the rough start was intentional. Cause he's too dang good.

Austin Barnes!

この男がこれからの10年間どんな成績を残してくれるか楽しみです

These Japanese pitchers seem to have excellent command of their pitches with well thought out location.

韓国戦の5失点が彼の闘志に火を付けた バーンズとのコンビが最高！！ここまで15イニング無失点

NPBで大谷翔平と山本由伸は一度対戦している 大谷翔平のNPBラストイヤーでの事だが、その時山本由伸は19歳高卒1年目 その時大谷翔平は空振り三振に倒れているが、その時言った言葉が「今年対戦した投手で一番」だった それくらい突出している存在 まだまだ良くなるよ

あの登場曲がドジャースタジアムに響いてるの感慨深いな

Also Barnes' highlight

Glad I didn’t give up on him in fantasy…

@user-cs3hi8zp7p

17 күн бұрын

Same here...drafted him early and told myself I'm not even gunna care about his first 4 games! Dudes been an absolute unit out there, cooking everybody!! Gl this season💪😎👍

As a Korean, I envy the Japanese since they have a lot of tremendous pitchers like Yamamoto

I promise yall don’t want Yoshi Ohtani Kersh Glasnow Miller, Walker Stone and Roki pitching room😳

@donaldzuramp4404

14 күн бұрын

Are u talking about roki sasaki?

The match against the Cardinals.. wow, He did not flinch a bit after the ball came back to him at more than 100mph ! He did not dodge the ball but caught it. And afterwards, what did he do ? Just increased his Ks count with the same attitude. This is why I find him impressive.

フォーシームのコマンドとスライダー系をもっと使えたら日本時代の無双ぶりが見れる。

He aight

YOSHINOBU YAMAMOTO🇯🇵

After seeing Yamamoto's absolute dominance in Japan, it was refreshing in a way to see him struggle with his MLB start. It was a reminder that adjusting to a different environment is that much harder. And now that he is adjusting, I look forward to watching him dominate in MLB.

The bag tho

2.91 era

His pitching is similar to that of a young Masumi Kuwata.

@lakehuge9412

17 күн бұрын

似てないよ笑笑

Dude is nasty. In a good way.

People are starting to call him the Ghost Pitcher, and I’m starting to see why.

Vamo a eto coño

Shota imanaga is better imo.....duude is a true professor on te mound

@tchlin

17 күн бұрын

Calm down its been a month.

I'm not saying he's not good.....time will tell. What I am saying is that I'm more likely to believe that the league will catch up to him once he has been seen by more teams and there's more film of him to watch.

These umpires are terrible at calling strikes

National players need to get their eyes checked

@12-stringchords

16 күн бұрын

Both leagues are the same now.

@MacDaddyOP

16 күн бұрын

@@12-stringchords Washington nationals.

@12-stringchords

16 күн бұрын

@@MacDaddyOP Oh, I'm stupid, I read it as "National league players".

バックネットのじじい臭くね？

고척만 아니었으면...

Shota Imanaga better

hey ippy

MLB trying their best to cover up that Othani betting scandal 👀

@Gyahaha

13 күн бұрын

Ohtani is clearly proven white, ur cringe🙏💀