Orix Buffaloes Tomoya Mori catcher (30) was strictly ordered by manager Kishida to "leave no more" on the 3rd. The first year of his FA career, he suffered injuries to his right side and the back of his right thigh, and batted .250 in 50 games, both of which were the lowest in his 12 years as a pro.1 , 14 "The presence alone is a great asset. The commander's wish is earnest: "I want him to go on a rampage and do it with the bat or with the ball. Seibu Lions Home Run RBI Tomoya Mori catcher
Mori himself feels more responsible than anyone else. "I wasn't able to do anything for the team," he said, volunteering to take part in the Kochi camp in November, where he re-trained his lower body through special defense every day. In January, he trained independently in Miyakojima with Tonmiya and others, focusing on "running with good form." Surprisingly, he has never played in every game, and manager Kishida expressed his hopes for his first "complete run," saying, "I think he'll do it with that in mind."
Wakatsuki, also born in 1995, has been a starter for 25 years and 99 games. The manager anticipates a high level of competition, saying, "It will be a situation where the two of us will compete with each other in friendly rivalry," while also envisioning effective use of the DH position. I want to have a regular competition with Waka (Wakatsuki) once more. catcher The return of the key players in the offense and defense will be essential for the team to win the championship for the first time in three years. (Shunta Nanbu)
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