After joining the MLB Major League Baseball Dodgers, "Reiwa Monster" Ronshi Sasaki made his debut in the spring training warm-up game today, showing a fireball with a maximum speed of 99.3 miles (about 159.8 kilometers), but when it came to leaving, the two seniors had already withdrawn, and it was inevitable that he was a little lonely.

Today, the Dodgers and Redskins played each other in the spring training warm-up game, and the three Japanese players were on the same court for the first time, Shohei Ohtani first designated a hit of 3 hits and 1 hit, and Yushin Yamamoto gave up 2 points in the first 4 games, and then was replaced by Ronki Sasaki.

Ronshi Sasaki finished three innings with 46 balls, knocked two hits without conceding points, threw five strikeouts, and the fastest ball speed was close to 160 kilometers, and the average speed reached 98 miles (about 157.7 kilometers), and head coach Dave Roberts praised: "Excellent!" Sasaki is also making progress towards his second appearance in the Tokyo Overseas Tournament.

In an interview after the race, Rangki Sasaki said, "I was very excited before the board, but I was also a little uneasy. When I got up on the pitcher's mound, I focused on pitching and I was able to feel the atmosphere." As for ball speed, he believes that adrenaline has something to do with technical progress, "I re-examined the movement in the sports laboratory during the spring training, and the direction is good at the moment."

Because Shohei Ohtani was replaced in the 7th inning, when Hiroshi Sasaki was asked how the three Japanese players felt on the same court, he joked: "It's a little lonely to come back after throwing the ball and find that there is no one left." It made the live media laugh.