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Sato's current stats, lead the CL

AVG .316
H 125
2B 30
HR 29 (tied with Morishita)
TB 248
RBI 80
R 80
OBP .400
SLG .628
OPS 1.028
WAR 7.5
wRC+ 213
wRAA 50.7

As you know, his home stadium, Koshien, is a ballpark with an extremely low PF; over the past three years, the runs PF has been 0.909, and the home runs PF has been a mere 0.734. A sea breeze blows over the ballpark from the direction of right field, and when a left-handed batter hits the ball toward the pull side, it often loses a lot of speed and is pushed back into the field.

That enemy switched its target to another player right before it opened the launcher. I just threw bombs, hoping it might work, and both of them got in lol

It was Super Mario Day, and Mario threw out the first pitch

今日はチーズナン

Last season, I just couldn't get motivated for Anarchy Battles, so I ended up playing nothing but Salmon Run.
I'll push myself for the remaining last half of the season. According to a friend I often play with, I definitely have the skills to reach S+10😮

From his X(sugatomo18) post

たいへん おいしゅうございました

Normally, I mostly use Stringers, especially REEFLUX, but during Splatfest, I make a point of not using them much.

I get totally crushed in about half my matches, but matches like this where I can just run roughshod over everyone are so much fun.

I was just wondering, so I’d love to hear your thoughts. I think it’d be great to share photos and exchange opinions with everyone.

It doesn’t matter if it’s an old design or a home/away kit—limited editions are fine too.

Since I’m a Tigers fan now, I’ll go with these two.
The first one is a home jersey from the early 2000s. It’s pretty simple, but I think I’m just romanticizing it because of my childhood memories.
The second one is the “Uru-Tora no Natsu 2013” limited edition jersey. It’s really unpopular with Japanese fans, but I absolutely love it.

The link below is for the English version, but the Japanese version of the page includes an introduction to WBC mode and screenshots.

On sale July 16.

https://www.konami.com/games/prospi/2026/us/en-us/

In the end, I won with a 25k6d. I might never do this again, haha

As I mentioned in a recent post, the oval track at Twin Ring Motegi has been completely dismantled, and grass will be planted in part of the area (Turns 3–4).
Construction appears to have begun this week, starting with the removal of the catch fences.

As you likely know, Twin Ring Motegi (now known as Mobility Resort Motegi), where the Indy Japan race was once held, has not been used as a racetrack since the 2011 earthquake caused the ground to shift, resulting in significant unevenness on the course.That year’s Indy Japan race was held on the adjacent road course.

The last time an IndyCar ran there was likely during a demo run that winter, following Sato’s victory at the Indy 500 in 2017.

According to a post by Ryo Michigami, a legend of the Japanese GT scene, the oval track is being transformed into an area covered in grass where visitors can camp while watching races on the road course; as a result, today’s demo run by the JGTC cars was reportedly the last opportunity to see cars driving on the oval.

Actually, this news had already been revealed when MotoGP tickets went on sale. It was simply reiterated by officials, making it common knowledge.

Here’s a personal website that compiles various NPB stats and metrics.
It’s mostly in Japanese, but I think the UI is designed to be visually intuitive enough for English-speaking users to understand.
I hope this is helpful to those following this subreddit.

USA: #99 Aaron Judge

GBR: #3 Jazz Chisholm Jr.

ISR: #8 Cole Carrigg

ITA: #9 Vinnie Pasquantino

AUS: #23 Tim Kennelly

NED: #2 Xander Bogaerts

CAN: #50 Jameson Taillon

CUB: #54 Alfredo Despaigne

COL: #62 Jose Quintana

CZE: #26 Ondrej Satoria

TWN: #24 Chen Chieh-hsien

DOM: #27 Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

NIC: #13 Mark Vientos

PAN: #22 Christian Bethancourt

PRI: #39 Edain Diaz

BRA: #24 Lucas Ramirez

VEN: #21 Ronald Acuna Jr.

MEX: #56 Randy Arozarena

KOR: #2 Moon Bo-Gyeong

JPN: #23 Shota Morishita