In 2013, MLB believed that pitchers throwing 100 mph (approximately 160 km/h) fastballs were the strongest.
Chapman, Kimbrel, Jansen—
It was an era when everyone thought speed was everything.
However, the final pitch to decide the world champion was entrusted to Koji Uehara, a Japanese pitcher whose fastball averaged only 145 km/h.
Why did the manager, catcher, and fielders all believe so strongly that "Uehara will definitely shut them down"?
This video thoroughly explains why 145 km/h held the value of world-class pitching, using historical data such as:
ERA 1.09
WHIP 0.57
101 strikeouts and only 9 walks
37 consecutive outs
"Boston Strong" after the Boston Marathon
and little-known anecdotes, along with these historical statistics,
we will thoroughly explain why 145 km/h held world-class value.
Please watch until the end to discover the true nature of "trust" that cannot be measured by speed.
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This channel presents the great achievements of Japanese Major Leaguers, including Shohei Ohtani, and untold stories that only MLB legends can tell, interwoven with data and history.
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#KojiUehara #MLB #RedSox #BostonStrong #WorldSeries #Baseball #MajorLeague #JapaneseMajorLeaguers #Boston #ShoheiOhtani #Postseason
This video is original content that re-edits events and the latest topics happening in Major League Baseball with a unique perspective and structure, and adds Japanese translations and explanations for deeper understanding. It goes beyond simply presenting results, carefully delving into the flow of the game, the intentions of the players, the tactical background, and even elements that are difficult to express in numbers, aiming to get to the heart of "why that play happened."
Furthermore, referencing various news reports and official records, it incorporates data analysis and comparisons with past cases to help viewers understand Major League Baseball in a more comprehensive way. This content offers insights from the perspective of a legendary commentator who has fought on the field, shedding light on the behind-the-scenes aspects of play, the players' thought processes, and the details that influence the outcome of a game. It's a parody aimed at those who want to enjoy baseball more deeply, providing an informational experience that "becomes more interesting the more you know."
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In 2013, MLB believed that pitchers throwing 100 mph (approximately 160 km/h) fastballs were the strongest.
Chapman, Kimbrel, Jansen—
It was an era when everyone thought speed was everything.
However, the final pitch to decide the world champion was entrusted to Koji Uehara, a Japanese pitcher whose fastball averaged only 145 km/h.
Why did the manager, catcher, and fielders all believe so strongly that "Uehara will definitely shut them down"?
This video thoroughly explains why 145 km/h held the value of world-class pitching, using historical data such as:
ERA 1.09
WHIP 0.57
101 strikeouts and only 9 walks
37 consecutive outs
"Boston Strong" after the Boston Marathon
and little-known anecdotes, along with these historical statistics,
we will thoroughly explain why 145 km/h held world-class value.
Please watch until the end to discover the true nature of "trust" that cannot be measured by speed.
About this channel
This channel presents the great achievements of Japanese Major Leaguers, including Shohei Ohtani, and untold stories that only MLB legends can tell, interwoven with data and history.
If you enjoyed it, please like and subscribe!
#KojiUehara #MLB #RedSox #BostonStrong #WorldSeries #Baseball #MajorLeague #JapaneseMajorLeaguers #Boston #ShoheiOhtani #Postseason
This video is original content that re-edits events and the latest topics happening in Major League Baseball with a unique perspective and structure, and adds Japanese translations and explanations for deeper understanding. It goes beyond simply presenting results, carefully delving into the flow of the game, the intentions of the players, the tactical background, and even elements that are difficult to express in numbers, aiming to get to the heart of "why that play happened."
Furthermore, referencing various news reports and official records, it incorporates data analysis and comparisons with past cases to help viewers understand Major League Baseball in a more comprehensive way. This content offers insights from the perspective of a legendary commentator who has fought on the field, shedding light on the behind-the-scenes aspects of play, the players' thought processes, and the details that influence the outcome of a game. It's a parody aimed at those who want to enjoy baseball more deeply, providing an informational experience that "becomes more interesting the more you know."
Notes
No photos, videos, audio, or broadcast materials owned by third parties are used; only partial references are made within the scope of fair use as needed.
This video is not intended to defame or make false statements, but rather for the purpose of organizing, analyzing, and considering information.
There is absolutely no intention to infringe on the rights of any specific individual, group, or rights holder.
[Copyright and Quotation]
This channel complies with Article 32 (Quotation) of the Copyright Act and YouTube's Fair Use guidelines, and may quote portions of images and videos for reporting, criticism, research, and translation/explanation purposes.
The copyrights and portrait rights of the images and videos used belong to their respective rights holders.
This channel aims to contribute to the dissemination and understanding of original content by adding value through "translation and explanation," and has no intention of infringing on the rights of copyright holders.
[To Rights Holders]
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Song: Elektronomia - Sky High [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds
Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/skyhigh
Watch: • Elektronomia - Sky High | Progressive House...
Song: Elektronomia - Sky High [NCS Release]
Music provided by: NoCopyrightSounds
Free Download/Streaming: http://ncs.io/skyhigh
Watch: • Elektronomia - Sky High | Progressive House...
少々判定が怪しいボールでも、審判も打者も「上原のアウトローならストライクだ」という雰囲気に呑まれていたかと。