Chiga Tsukashi 5.2 innings 7K is firmly in the defense rate king, and he also used English to fight for the head of the coach to continue to vote

The New York Mets Japanese pitcher Chiga took the lead against the Pirates at home today, and conceded a good performance of 5.2 innings 7K and only conceded 1 point, although it had nothing to do with the final win or defeat, but the Mets won 2:1 in the final game, and is currently in the first place in the Eastern Division of the National League.

Chiga's pitch tally reached a season-high 102, and he allowed opponent runners to third base in almost every inning from the second to the fifth inning, but he still relied on his signature knuckle ball to create a swing to defuse the crisis. And if it weren't for the bizarre "glove-wearing" scene in the 6th inning, which led to the runner's capture and second and third base, which caused Chiga to be replaced, this game is likely to be a super high-quality good shot without conceding points in 6 innings.

Mendoza praised Chiga's performance after the game: "Today's knuckle was really good, unbelievable. His speedball is also very powerful, reaching 97-98 miles. When he can get a good ball with a fastball, it is more difficult for the hitter to judge the knuckle ball. He's been through some crises, but he's been able to get out of it every time, which is really good." , Chiga's current defense rate is 1.22, which is the top of the League of Nations.

When asked what he learned from the experience of pitching mounds in the sixth inning, Mendoza laughed, "If only I could speak Japanese." I observed his body language and expressions and quickly knew that he still wanted to keep throwing. Before I could speak, he said in fluent English that he was okay, which meant that he was fine and wanted to continue competing. That's what I want to confirm."