Rathi Sasaki has a shoulder injury that has occurred a long time ago, but he doesn't say it! The head coach of the Dodgers only found out after the game

Dodger Japanese pitcher "Reiwa Monster" Ronki Sasaki was shocked to report a right shoulder injury, and the team announced today (14th) that he was included in the 15-day injury list due to "right shoulder clamping syndrome". However, head coach Roberts (Dave Roberts) later revealed the inside story of the shock, revealing that Sasaki had actually been unwell for a long time, but in order to support the tight pitcher rotation, he chose to silently support the game.

"We found out after his last start that he had a shoulder pain for weeks." Roberts said helplessly. Sasaki started on the 10th and only threw 4 games against the Rattlesnake and lost 5 points, the situation was obviously wrong, and the average speed of the speedball dropped to 94.8 miles (about 152.5 kilometers), and he was hit 2 times in the first game, and only admitted after the game that his shoulder was "unable to hold on".

An MRI revealed that he had a right shoulder pinching syndrome, similar to an old injury he had last year at Rhodes. Roberts revealed that Sasaki had actually sensed that something was wrong for a long time, but he wanted to help the team survive the injury wave and never said it. He gritted his teeth and threw every ball until he felt that his injury was starting to affect his performance, and then he chose to confess."

At present, Sasaki will enter an indefinite period of recuperation, and there is no clear timetable for his return. "We want him to be fully fit and back to 100 per cent before he plays, which is the best for him and for the team."

The Dodgers, who were originally scheduled to start with Sasaki, will respond in a bullshed wheel battle, and fans can only wait for the high-profile Japanese star to return healthy.