[DeNA Mori Keito]Coming up to his return! He has been awakened to cooking at home after living a dock, and he also has a video of how he recovers!
DeNA infielder Mori Keito (23) is silently practicing basics at the team's DOCK facility in Yokosuka. It's been about a month since I left the battle line due to poor upper body condition. While setting “patience” as the theme for the rest of the season, which I have thought up and thought up, I spend time suppressing pain and impatience and strengthening my lower body and reviewing my batting. Last year, he became a regular shortstop player in the second half of the season and won the CS and Japan Series, winning every game, but this season has been a tough season. We spoke to the 23-year-old, who is about to make a comeback, to make a comeback by August.
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One month since leaving, I've been practicing basic practice
It's been about a month since I left the battle line. Mori Kei is currently exposing himself to the sea breeze of Yokosuka and is thrilled with a scorching DOCK.
“Wow!” “It's hot!”
A hoarse voice that is typical of Mori Kei echoes. Special training with fielder Yanagida Masaru (43) on one-on-one training. He practices defensively, placing cones and taking various steps, catching balls, and repeating defensive practice over and over again.
Practice defensively at the team facility DOCK (Photographer: Kobayakawa Soichiro)
Mori Kei says.
“The coaches also spend time on me and do it one-on-one. I want to make sure that they are able to do well and feel like it was a good time.”
He has not made any actual appearances since the match against Kufu Hayate in the Eastern League on July 8th. He suffered poor upper body condition from the batting attacks in the same game.
“It's no use that it's going to happen, and it remains the same.”
The fact that he is injured cannot be changed. So how do you spend this time?
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Born in March 1998. Born in Akiruno City, Tokyo. He is a member of the hardball baseball club at the Tokyo Metropolitan Fujimori. After working in the Faculty of Commerce at Chuo University, he joined the company in April 2020. He has been assigned to the baseball team since October of the same year, and has been in charge of Giants since December, and in charge of DeNA since January 2012. His hobbies include watching sports such as soccer overseas, watching movies, and saunas. I'm not good at it, but my favourite is golf. My favorite food is local Hachioji ramen.
