Sailor aces Gilbert (left), Shintaro Fujinami (right)

MLB Major League Baseball Seattle Mariners Japanese Fireball man Shintaro Fuji Lang boarded the board in the warm-up game today, facing the Royals in one game without conceding a point, the defense rate dropped to 5.40, and he has not conceded a point in five consecutive games.

Teng Lang boarded 7 times, first used 6 balls to solve the first hitter Castro (Harold Castro), although he was knocked by the next bat, and there was a violent throw and a guarantee, but he successfully created a double kill to resolve the crisis.

Fuji Lang was knocked 1 safe in this game, threw 1 guarantee, threw 1 game without conceding points, only 6 good balls in 14 balls, and the fastest ball speed was 98.9 miles (about 159 kilometers). Fuji Lang has played 7 warm-up matches this year, without conceding points in the last 5 games, and the defense rate has dropped to 5.40.

According to Seattle Sports, Seattle media reported that Logan Gilbert, the ace pitcher of the sailors, took the initiative to approach the vine wave during spring training and asked for advice on how to hold the knuckle ball, both of them happened to be 198 cm, and they needed to adjust their pitching posture in various ways, so they were interested in each other and had a long communication after the end.

Gilbert revealed, "We also talked about how pitchers think when pitching, so I recommended a book to him, and it helped me a lot mentally." The book is The Inner Game of Tennis.