Pacific League Softbank 10-2 Orix (3rd, Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka)
Orix The team suffered a 10 runs heavy defeat and missed double-digit season savings for the first time in two years. pitcher The first year catcher Hori was making his first professional start, and manager Mamoru Kishida said, "(Sato and I) are a battery with little experience together. I think there are a lot of things we can improve on. （I think there are a lot of things we can improve on, but I think we can learn a lot (from only being in the first team).
After the final game of the season against Pacific champion Softbank, the team's record against them is 7 wins, 16 losses and 2 draws. If they advance through the CS, they will face them in the final series, and the manager revealed his fighting spirit, saying, "They're the champions, so of course we know they're strong, but there's no point in just looking at them. We have to challenge and go for the win, and we'll continue to do that."
The only game left in the regular season is the match Rakuten on the 5th (Rakuten Mobile Park). "I'm going to go all out. I want to finish off the last game strong," he said with determination.
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[Orix] Rookie Naruki Teranishi, who gave up five runs in two consecutive games and was knocked out, will be readjusted. Manager Mamoru Kishida said, "Maybe he's learned how scary professional baseball is..."
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