[Miyamoto Shinya]Kozono Kaito of Hiroshima is better at short fixing… An experience-based theory
“Miyamoto Shinya Let's Talk About Baseball” is a series in which former Yakult Miyamoto Shinya (54, Nikkan Sports critic), who has been a 10-time Golden Glove Award, will be reeling in a dialogue with veteran reporter Kojima Nobuyuki. This time, we'll be talking about Hiroshima and DeNA.
Professional baseball
KojimaLast time, we asked Miyamoto to talk about his thoughts on the Giants' replacement of punishment.
In terms of such harshness, isn't DeNA and Hiroshima have some too sweet?
MiyamotoI've heard that practice in Hiroshima is tough. I think this is a team that has traditionally held such harshness.
KojimaBut Coach Arai is a manager who doesn't say anything harsh when it comes to players' play.
MiyamotoInstead of not saying this, I think they are trying to show how they use it. They don't fix the batting order or position. I think most teams are trying to close their teams using this method now.
As I mentioned this the other day, it also comes down to the team situation and the players' personality. It's difficult because there are sensitive parts.
KojimaI've been listening to Miyamoto's stories so far and there are some things that bother me.
For about two or three years, they've said it's better to keep Kozono in short positions and develop them into one of Japan's most representative players, right? Hiroshima had mainly used Yano in short positions. Now, Kozono has been used as a shortstop. What do you think about that?
MiyamotoThis question is difficult.
My opinions are from an outside perspective, and I'm just talking about them because I'm commenting on baseball and criticizing them. I've just said it as a personal opinion.
KojimaHe's good friends with Director Arai, so it seems he's hard to talk (wry smile).
This section is also a job, so please explain it properly.
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He specializes in baseball reporting, mainly professionals. He has been interviewing for over 30 years. Currently, Yugun is mainly facing critics.
He will be in charge of the composition of the “Kaita Shinsho,” a project that analyzes pitching and batting forms.
