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[Giants Director Abe Shinnosuke]A story of the same as the legendary Kawakami Tetsuji, half a century ago / Data with a story

Maybe there was a buildup of irritability that could not ride the waves? Giants manager Abe Shinnosuke (46) has been sent off. I went to protest knowing that no objection would be allowed to be made to the replay verification against the match against Hanshin on July 2nd. This is the first time that Giants have been sent off since manager Kawakami Tetsuji has been in 51 years. In 1974, the manager was furious at the decision in the match against Taiyo (now DeNA) on July 9th, and pushed the umpire away. Before the banquet, the winning rate was finally sluggish to third place with a 50% win rate. The team situation was exactly the same as this year.



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“I'm sorry that I shouldn't do…

Manager Abe (right) protests over the decision against Hanshin on July 2nd

Manager Abe (right) protests over the decision against Hanshin on July 2nd

They were supposed to announce the player substitution, but that wasn't the end. Manager Abe, who left the bench, approached Yamamoto Takanori, and after a replay review he protested against the decision that it was “safe.”

“From what I could see, it looked out of place. Morishita seemed to have given up. I couldn't protest, but I did something I shouldn't have done, so I'm sorry.” After the match, Manager Abe responded to the press.

Coach Hanshin Fujikawa Keiji asked for a “request” for a cross play at home plate. With 0-0 inning, two outs and outs and two outs and first and second baseman. With an infield hit that hit the shortstop, Morishita Shota, runner at second base, suddenly entered home plate.

Morishita avoids Kai (right)'s touch and touches the home with his right hand.

Morishita avoids Kai (right)'s touch and touches the home with his right hand.

Although he slipped in, he tried to avoid Kai Takuya's mitt and couldn't touch the bass. Still, I don't give up. He threw himself out of the overrun position and turned around, then thrust his right hand into the base, twisting his body. The judgement is “out.” That turned over during the replay verification.

Manager Abe (second from right) and others are shaking the decision on the bench after the replay verification has been turned off.

Manager Abe (second from right) and others are shaking the decision on the bench after the replay verification has been turned off.

This one point has been decided. They are 5.5 behind Hanshin, who is in the lead, and are in third place with 37 wins, 37 losses, and 2 draws. Against Hanshin, they were 4 wins and 10 losses.


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Born in Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima. Joined the company in 1974.
He has continued to cover a wide range of interviews, including professional baseball and amateur baseball. During the off-season, he wrote a series called “Yone-chan's Stylish Baseball Studies,” which uses puns to introduce unexpected data and episodes.
At Spring/Summer Koshien, he was in charge of the column “The Yonena Nese File.”


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