
Softbank wins with three consecutive wins, decided by Masaki's one shot
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In the third game of the Japan Series at enemy territory, DeNA had lost two straight, and suffered a walk-off loss due to a hit by the relief team.
DeNA entered the enemy territory of Fukuoka with two consecutive losses. Although they took the lead, they were caught up at the last minute, and Ace Higashi's effortless pitching in the 7th inning was not rewarded.
Softbank wins with three consecutive wins, decided by Masaki's one shot - Professional Baseball Japan Series
The left-hander was fully capable of playing the role of a starter. It's not an easy pitch as it carries the runner on his back every time. Even so, it did not collapse at key points. In the third inning, with one out and runners on 1st and 2nd base, Kondo was grounded into a double play with a breaking ball, and he ``threw tenaciously.'' He completed five double plays against the Softbank batting lineup.
We wanted to win no matter what, but our relievers were hit in the 9th and 10th innings, resulting in a walk-off loss. Two years ago in the Japan Series, Higashi took the mound for Game 3 after losing two consecutive games and won, paving the way for a come-from-behind victory. It was a disappointing result, as he had hoped that his pitching would change the tide.
DeNA was pushed to the brink. With a series of wins since the second half of the season, the players have all said, ``It's not just about momentum.'' From the 4th round onwards, it will be a battle where their true worth will be tested.

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