MLB Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers today for the last spring training warm-up game before flying to Japan, they sent Japanese right-hand pitcher Rangki Sasaki to start the main pitch, this game he handed over 4 innings without conceding a point performance, for the content of this pitch, he admitted in an interview after the game that he still has some bad habits, must be adjusted back before the overseas opening game.

Ronshi Sasaki served as the starting pitcher for the Dodgers vs. Cleveland Guardians today, this is his first time in the United States to start pitching in an official game, today in the 4 innings of the pitch, only knocked out 1 hit without conceding points, threw 2 saves and sent 2 strikeouts, 23 of the 41 balls used were good. According to Japanese media reports, he returned to the cowpen after leaving the field and conceded another 15 goals.

Ranghi Sasaki didn't seem to be happy with the pitching content of the match, saying in a post-match interview: "There were a couple of things that happened today and it didn't go the way I wanted it to, and I went back to some of the bad habits I had developed before, but it was a good thing that they were exposed in the game before the opening day so that I could fix them in time."

The Dodgers also officially announced today that the starting pitcher for the first game of the overseas opening game will be Yushin Yamamoto, and the second game will be played against Rangki Sasaki to be the main pitcher, Langshi said: "I'm here to get a good result, so I'm really excited, it's a very special thing to be able to return to Tokyo, it's not a common thing, so I'm really happy that I've been able to get to where I am today without any injuries."

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs will hold their Tokyo Overseas Opening Game on March 18-19, and the Dodgers will send Japanese strong pitcher Yushin Yamamoto to face off against Japanese left-handed Shota Imanaga in the first game. And Ronshi Sasaki is also confirmed to be the second starter in the Tokyo overseas game today, which will be the first time in the history of the Dodgers that the starting pitchers in the first two games are all Japanese, so fans are looking forward to next week's game.