Toshiro Miyazaki brings momentum to the team with a come-from-behind 2-run run

With one swing, the tide that was beginning to lean towards Hanshin completely changed. Miyazaki, the oldest member of the team at 37 years old, made a come-from-behind arch into the Yokohama night sky. "It was great." The veteran, who usually doesn't change his expression much, unexpectedly broke the ice with his stand.

Eight innings chasing one point. His chance was diminished by a double play by the batter in front of him, and he went to bat with two outs and third base. "Let's be proactive." When he caught Ishii's fastball, the ball rose high and flew into the left field pole. A priceless 2 runs. "I was running hoping to get in." I slowly circled the diamond.

A strong hitter who continues to be active on the front lines even in his 14th year. I have always been careful about what I eat and have disciplined myself. Even on night game days, players arrive at the stadium at 10:30 a.m. to prepare. I hope that this image will be an inspiration to younger students.

Now I have 3 savings, the highest this season. Miyazaki analyzed the team's momentum as it entered the final stages of the game, saying, ``Everyone from young players to mid-level players to veterans is cohesive.'' We are determined to continue fighting with all our might in the climax series.