I want to know about handling of expert athletes in each country's

>>75416449
>Is this also in your country's sports world?
mostly yes. I think it stems from the fact that a young player hasn't yet reached full potential yet and fans/media imagine what he's capable of. Also, pls keep Ohtani healthy

>>75416561
Unfortunately Otani is injured on his legs.
The adjustment as a pitcher was not about two months.
he is also adjusting as a batter.

Even if Otani becomes a two way of Major and AAA, please forgive him

By the way, there are five former Major leagers in the team I support.
Garrett Jones (NYY)
Casey McGehee (DET)
Luis Cruz (NYY)
Scott mathieson (PHI)
Arquimedes Caminero (SEA)
I absolutely believe in them.

>>75416744
If he does make it to the MLB, I hope he goes to an AL team so he can be a designated hitter on days when he's not pitching

OP, do you not value wining? Do you not want to see your team win games?

Then what does it matter if the player is 40 or 20 as long as they win?

Is gook baseball that bad that the experienced, older ones are trash?

Because it doesnt mean shit if they are young unless you discussing about energy or running

>>75417104
It is natural that you expect from players who have contributed even a little to victory.

It is absurd to expect from athletes who have not accomplished anything.

Of course, 40 years old players not doing anything have no value.

>>75417174
There is a religion that "young athletes are better determined".
Eventually they will rely on "experience" in the end

OP, what do you think of Ichiro?

>>75417667
Ichiro is a very great player. I am very proud.
Continue playing game, hitting repeatedly, genius magician,
"Continuing" is a very difficult thing.

Unlike Matsui Hideki, Ichiro is not a World Series MVP, but that is another story.