Ronki Sasaki admits that she has been uncomfortable for a long time! Frankly admitted that the injury was more serious in Japan last year

Los Angeles Dodgers "Reiwa Monster" Ronshi Sasaki entered the 15-day injury list due to right shoulder squeezing syndrome, and publicly explained his injury to the media for the first time today. He admitted that he had felt unwell in the previous games, and this injury was similar to last year's time at Rhodes, which also made him feel depressed for a while, and bluntly said that he was "very unwilling".

The 23-year-old Ronshi Sasaki switched from Japan to Major League this season and is regarded by the Dodgers as one of the future rotating aces. However, in the 10th against the Sidewinders, he only threw 4 innings and lost 5 points, and the average speed of the speedball dropped to 94.8 miles (about 152.5 kilometers), and he was hit twice in the first game, and only admitted after the game that his shoulder was "unable to hold on".

Dodgers head coach Dave Roberts revealed that Rangki Sasaki was already feeling unwell before the game, but he didn't report it at the time and didn't decide to confess to the team until the injury worsened. In this regard, Sasaki Langxi blamed himself and said, "I am really sorry that I have to leave the team temporarily when there are many injuries in the team and I am on the injury list."

Commenting on his current condition, he said, "I don't pitch at all, so I can't say for sure how it's going, but I feel like it's getting better every day." He also revealed that this shoulder injury is similar to the old injury at Rhodes last year, but there is no need for surgery at present, "I hope to make good use of this time to completely heal and return to a state where I can play my strength."

Roberts stressed that at present, Rangki Sasaki has completely stopped pitching, and the team will monitor his recovery progress on a daily basis, and there are no injections or other further treatment plans for the time being.

So far this season, Ronshi Sasaki has played 8 games, with a record of 1 win and 1 defeat, and a defense rate of 4.72. Now that the injury has been interrupted, the progress of recovery and return to play will be the focus of attention for fans and clubs.