佐々木朗希、ドジャースNLDS第4戦後、投球パフォーマンスについて語る (Roki Sasaki NLDS Game 4 Postgame Japanese Session)
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28 Comments
No media for Ohtani again?? He’s been awfully bad.
Roki is MVP of this series
TRANSLATION PLEASE!!
ありがとう佐々木！ありがとう！
Japanese media tends to ask more about feelings and emotions than technical stuff
ロウキがいなかったら負けてたんじゃね？
준비 시간도 짧아지고 있고 멘탈도 강하고 훌륭하다 사사키 로키
朗希信心回來了，2026會成為先發投手。
Woods
사사키의 계약이 없었다면
다저스는 와일드카드도 힘들었을듯.
야구의신이 다저스를 버리지 않았다.
사사키가 부상에서 돌아온것도
신께서 시련을 먼저 준것같다.
가을에 마지막 까지 살아 남으려면 반드시 미친 선수가 나와야 하는데 그게 다저스는 사사키임.
何これ？ 音声ないけど
音声無いな
オリジナル音声にしたら聞こえたわ
成長した若武者！確かな自信を感じる
朗希に3イニング任せたロバーツの采配も見事。
采配に応えた朗希も見事。
圧倒的な支配をしすぎて、試合が再度硬直するピッチングだった！！
何で公式がこんななんも聞こえない動画を上げているの？
Guy went from crying to destroying the Phillies line up
音声聞こえない場合は設定から音声トラックを英語（オリジナル）に変更すると聞こえますよ
This is the English translation of the interview.
Q: Back when you were with Lotte, most of the attention tended to be on your individual achievements, like the perfect game. This time, though, you’ve contributed to a major milestone for the team. How do you feel about that?
A: Right, yeah. I think one of the big differences between Japan and the U.S. is what people value most. In Japan, winning the league title is usually seen as the top achievement, whereas in the U.S., it’s all about winning the World Series. I was aware of that difference coming in. Of course, the regular season is important too, but I wasn’t really able to contribute much this year. So I really wanted to make an impact in the postseason — to do what I could for the team. Even if it’s just a small contribution so far, I’m glad I’ve been able to help.
Q: You pitched three innings today. What was your mindset like on the mound? Were you nervous, or maybe completely locked in — in the zone?
A: I’d say the nerves have lessened with each outing. I still pitch with a good kind of tension, though. It’s not so much about being “in the zone,” but rather about trusting my mechanics — knowing what I need to do to perform well. Having that trust helps me stay calm and focused, and I think that’s what allows me to execute.
Q: In a previous interview, you mentioned watching old footage of yourself from your Ofunato High School days and doing shadow pitching in your hotel room. From that point to now, what stands out most to you along that journey?
A: Hmm… I think that moment in the hotel really sticks with me. There were times when I lost confidence, and moments when I learned from those experiences. Looking back, I think that was a turning point — realizing what kind of pitcher I wanted to be again.
Q: Today’s game was very intense on both sides. When you were watching from the bullpen, knowing you might be called in later, what was going through your mind?
A: Before the game, they told me there was a chance I’d pitch a few innings, so I was kind of calculating that it might be around the eighth inning. I started getting ready early, but the game suddenly got tied, and I was told to get in faster than I expected. So I didn’t have as much time to prepare as usual. Still, I was able to flip the switch right away and focus on competing.
Q: You’ve said before that this stage was something you’d been aiming for. Are you enjoying the postseason so far?
A: Definitely. I’m just really grateful to be healthy and able to perform. Within that, I’m happy that I’m gradually able to pitch the way I know I can.
Q: Between innings, what was your mindset like — say, between your second and third innings? How were you feeling physically and mentally?
A: Physically, I felt good — not tired at all. I was just focusing on the next hitters coming up and how to approach each one. That’s all that was on my mind.
Q: After the game, we saw footage of the manager giving a toast and mentioning your name. How did that feel, and do you feel more like a real part of the team now?
A: Yeah, that meant a lot. I wasn’t able to contribute much during the season, so I’ve really wanted to help the team in any way I can now. Personally, I also wanted to use this postseason as an opportunity to gain experience and build toward next year. Little by little, I do feel more like I belong, and I’m happy about that. Being able to help the team right now means a lot to me.
相手チームに試合の流れを持って行かせなかった佐々木投手の力投がロジャースのサヨナラに繋がった。
本当に大魔神になっちまった。
ドジャースは、朗希獲得を出来て、本当幸運だったよなー
Just saw this it now comes with M390
私たちはそれが大好きです!
日本人記者 しょうも無い質問が多い
자신의 공을 믿는 모습이 확실히 보였다
Ohtani 1-18 with 9 strikeouts and looking horrific at the plate. Rōki-san saved Ohtani from humiliation.
Wow, Japanese writing is very interesting, It’s like drawing.
Hurry up and create an original pitching entrance performance for Rōki Sasaki at Dodger Stadium. Push the team personnel so they get to work on it immediately.