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• 原因
• 2022/06/12 (Sun) 15:32
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The reason for the Angels' stagnation is because their pitching staff always collapses.
In MLB, it's a 5 pitcher, 4 day rotation, but the Angels have a 6 pitcher, 5 day rotation to take advantage of Ohtani's dual role.
Normally, MLB pitchers are contracted to receive a bonus based on their pitch counts in addition to their annual salary, so if they join the Angels, they will not receive this bonus because of their low pitch counts.
So inevitably, the pitchers who join the Angels are all broke, out of shape, old, or rookies, and the very best pitchers do not join. Besides the starters, the relievers are bad every year, and this year the holdouts are bad too. No matter how many batters score, you can't win the whole year if your pitching staff sucks.

• ファン
• 2022/06/12 (Sun) 20:48
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He ～ ～ ～, I see ～.
So if Ohtani quits pitching, we'll get a lot of good pitchers from elsewhere ？.

• 大いに谷あり
• 2022/06/13 (Mon) 20:52
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#158 Thanks for the heads up, cause.
The Angels were a strong team, but after Ohtani joined the team, they were always in the 4th place of the B class district. I think the team management prioritized revenue rather than team performance.

• 定位置確定
• 2022/06/13 (Mon) 21:55
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The Angels, who were in first place a month ago, are now down to third place after that 14-game losing streak in the mud.

I look down and see that they are only one game behind 4th place Seattle, so I have a feeling that they will soon be upset and in 4th place in the district, which is their fixed position.

Anyway, the pitching was bad last year and this year.

• はあ
• 2022/06/14 (Tue) 07:21
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Ohtani strikes out a lot, especially with his changeup. Even when he throws, his control is poor, which leads to a high pitch count and early innings off the board.