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Michalowski performed well this season, winning the major league ERA and strikeout double crowns, and is expected to become the National League Cy Young Award winner.
Michalowski. (File photo)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] This year's National League Championship Series will once again pit the Dodgers against the Brewers. Tomorrow's G1 Brewers will be led by 24-year-old fireball ace Jacob Misiorowski. He also expressed his determination in an interview today.
Michalowsky played 30 games this season and recorded 16 wins and 5 losses. His ERA was 1.80, and he struck out 252 times in 174.2 innings. He was the double champion in both ERA and strikeout in the major leagues this year, and he was also the presumptive National League Cy Young winner. Michalowski started in G1 of the divisional round, pitching in 4 innings and striking out 6 times, allowing 2 runs regardless of the outcome.
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Next, Mischolowski will face the defending champion Dodgers. Talking about the Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani, who has been in a slump in the playoffs so far, Mischolowski remains highly vigilant, saying that his pitching strategy against Ohtani will not change, and emphasized: "I must pitch with the mentality that he is the best hitter."
Mischolowski gave up two hits, including a home run, in seven of Ohtani's career hits; when the two met for the first time last year, Ohtani blasted his curveball over the wall. Despite this, Mischolowski still shouted: "Believe in yourself, win the duel with him, and then do what you should do."
Michalowski played 3 games in the playoffs last year and had an ERA of 1.50. Talking about the biggest difference between himself and last year, Michalowski's idea is simple: "It's confidence. This year the team trusts me more than before."
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