Facing the main force of the Fierce Tigers, Seibu Lions Taira was fiercely fired up. In the fourth inning with no outs and a runner on first with a three-run lead. "In that moment, I threw with quite a bit of power." He got the third batter Morishita out to fly out to right, then struck down the fourth batter Sato and the fifth batter Oyama with 155 km/h fastballs, swinging struck out. mound carefully smoothed it out with his feet and slowly pulled him onto the bench.

He calmly and steadily kept putting out shots. In the first inning, with one out and a runner on first, Morishita got double play to find his rhythm and kept Morishita from stepping on second base until the fourth inning. In the fifth inning, with two outs and a runner on second, he gave up a timely single to center by pinch hitter Shimamura, ending his streak of inning and no runs at 19. However, he switched gears and said, "It was my first runs in a while, so I guess that kind of situation happens sometimes," and in the sixth inning, with no outs and a runner on first, he grounded out Morishita to short double play stop and got Sato to grounder to second, keeping the three cleanups from a total of 8 At Bat hit 2 strike out. He earned his fourth win with 4 hit 1 runs in the 7th inning.

He kept a level head. Right hander who joined Seibu Lions in the 4th round of the 2005 draft out of Yaeyama Shoko, Okinawa. Koshien He has never played in a tournament. I've never counted my high school totals Home Run. When I entered the pro ranks, I read in a magazine that I had a total of how many games I had played, and I thought, 'Oh, I'm going to count them. The first time I played on the stage of my dreams, I thought I was going to make my long-awaited first start win... but he was cool about it, saying, "I don't feel that special.

He reached the regulation innings pitched again, and then ERA 0.75, which put him all the way to the top. I don't mind ERA because it involves being helped by my teammates. I want to aim for pitcher where I can get struck out and walk less. He will continue to swing his arm without hesitation, aiming for a higher level of success. （I am not too worried about it.)