Hanshin loses 7 consecutive games, worst of the season, and Daichi Ishii's consecutive scoreless streak ends.

I can't get out of the deep quagmire. Hanshin's pitching and hitting were lackluster on this day as well, and their losing streak now stands at seven, the worst this season. They lacked the ability to overcome their inferiority.

Daichi Ishii's consecutive scoreless streak ends professional baseball Hanshin

His determination to win could be seen through his early succession plans. Starting pitcher Lucas gave up the lead in the fourth inning, but was substituted when the situation continued to be tough. Jingu met expectations with a good relief effort, but what followed was a miscalculation. In the sixth inning, Ishii, who had been keeping a scoreless streak since last season, hit Sanoh with a two-run homer and said, ``I'm not good enough. I'm sorry.'' Oikawa also gave up a run in the seventh inning. The two players who supported last year's league championship were both hit.

There were some bright spots in the batting lineup. In the fifth inning, tied 0-1, Morishita hit a timely hit, giving his team their first run in 34 innings. "I was preparing with the image that this opportunity would come my way. I'm glad I was able to make it happen." The pattern of the closest player creating opportunities was shown in the 9th inning as well. Fortunately, the Giants also lost, and the number of winning magic decreased by one, bringing the total to 14. We want to break the negative chain as soon as possible and raise the mood for consecutive victories.