Japan Contest》Taiwan ace Hsu Ruoxi was benched for 2 consecutive games! SoftBank's surprise attack leads to 2 consecutive victories

Today in G2 of the Japan Competition, SoftBank and Yokohama DeNA fought fiercely until the overtime to decide the winner. SoftBank relied on Yuto Kawamura to score the winning goal on the 10th, winning 4:3 in the end and leading the series 2:0. However, Taiwanese strong shot Hsu Ruoxi, who plays for SoftBank, still did not play in the game and was on the bench for 2 consecutive games.

SoftBank scored a victory in G1 yesterday, taking the first step towards its second consecutive championship. Today, it took the lead in breaking through Yokohama starting pitcher Takato Ogata in Game 3. Tomoya Masaki also hit the left field cannon to help the team score first.

After Softbank went 4-for-2 with two outs, the offensive resumed. Yudai Yamamoto hit a hit. The next hit was Yudai Shoko, who hit the winning hit yesterday. He once again made a great contribution by sweeping out a double in center field and returning the second run.

Softbank's ace left-hander Livan Moinelo started 7 games and went 8K without a score. He was replaced in the 8th game by Matsumoto Hiroki, who was on fire yesterday and dropped points. Unexpectedly, the 2-point lead was not enough for him. He was beaten by the "Tsubokami" Tsutsukaka Kachi with a 3-pointer, and Yokohama reversed the score with one hit.

SoftBank finally counterattacked on the 9th and sent in Yamakawa Hontaka to play. He hit a dramatic tying bullet to help the team draw a 3:3 tie. In the 9th time, Yokohama missed the opportunity to score points, and the two teams worked overtime again.

In the 10th inning of the overtime, Yuto Kawamura, who had zero hits in SoftBank's regular season this season, jumped out to be a hero. He blasted a center field cannon with a magic stick to help the team lead 4:3. In the second half of the inning, Kazuki Sugiyama successfully closed the door and finally won by 1 point.