Senior ball commentator analyzes "Gulin's tragic debut on the board" The rookie catcher blames himself

Taiwan's Jinsun Gulin Ruiyang ushered in his career Japanese professional baseball debut last night, losing 7 points in the first 5.2 innings, including 5 points of self-blame, after the game, Japan's senior ball critics Yutakagi Yutakagi and Saito Masaki analyzed Gulin's performance, and many fans believe that the rookie catcher Kengo Yoshida who is paired with Gulin is inexperienced and cannot lead Gulin well in terms of ball distribution and defense, which sparked heated discussions.

Takagi Yutaka believes that Gulin felt a little nervous at the beginning of the start, and if he could have a good ball when he threw four bad shots against the pioneer in the first game, the situation could have been different, which could be regarded as some kind of bad luck. Masaki Sato is optimistic about Gulin's potential, "The power of the straight ball is the biggest advantage, and he also throws a good curveball, which can be very threatening if he has a good combination."

Gulin had a lot of conditions on the board at the beginning, and his teammates also made mistakes, so he lost 3 points in the first game, and did not lose points in the second to fifth games, but he encountered big trouble in the 6th game, and he grabbed 2 outs in a row after throwing a guarantee to Abe Toshiki, but he couldn't get 3 outs for a long time, and was beaten 2 hits in succession, and finally was knocked out by Asamura Eito three-point shot, so that Lotte led 7-0, and Gulin also withdrew.

Gulin lost 7 points and 5 points in 7 innings, sent 5 strikeouts and 3 warrants. The catcher paired with Gulin in this battle is rookie Kengo Yoshida, the two are of the same age, and only 26 matches in the previous three years, Japanese netizens believe that Kengo Yoshida is quite risky to pair with the newcomer Gulin, and perhaps it will be better to use the veteran Fushimi Yinwei.

Last night was Kengo Yoshida's first time as a starting catcher this season, and Yoshida blamed himself for making a mistake in the first game, which disrupted Gulin's rhythm, and he should have kept a good rhythm when he should have played at the pace Gulin, and he used too many balls at the beginning of the game, and he needed to reflect.