: ◆ From: 124.10.36.24 : 推 DragonKill:悲惨的一天 04/30 12:41 : 推 k33536:IBB了XDDDD 04/30 12:41 : 推 dannyylib:ICHIRO果然是敬远结束了无BB之旅 XD 04/30 12:41 : → DragonKill:M181 >< 04/30 12:42 : 推 neutromind:IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB!!! OBP终於领先AVG了 XPPP 04/30 12:45 : 推 milkykaoru:大松井状况不错 04/30 12:46 : 推 Minamii:不知道什麽时候才会有真的四坏.. 04/30 12:53 : 推 Westmoreland:敬远= = 04/30 12:55 : 推 doublebass:真的靠敬远XD 04/30 13:04 : 推 legendmtg:敬远XDDDD 04/30 13:16 : → legendmtg:上原....orz 04/30 13:16 : → Roshiel:一朗：看来要把敬远球打成安打才行了 04/30 13:35 : 推 runwild:KUO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 04/30 14:03 : 推 zwchih:上原投差都拿胜 投好都吞败 冏 04/30 14:03 : 推 ROMEL:上原在NPB的一发病看来在MLB会更严重~~ 04/30 15:05 : 推 mott:上原才一场投差吧 其他场都值得拿胜投 04/30 15:16 : → ROMEL:突然想到 上原将来有无可能开始学着丢二缝线速球? 因为看到 04/30 15:16 : → ROMEL:他那低得吓人的GO/AO 所以有此想法 04/30 15:17 : 推 Fernandeo:如果是故意不选保送，真的坐实了队友的指控 :( 04/30 19:19 : → Fernandeo:一番重要的是上垒率吧 ~ 04/30 19:21 : 推 chordate:你是说秋信守的指控吗=.= 04/30 19:34 : → chordate:拜托一朗在米国打几年了，谁不知道他的打击型态啊 04/30 19:34 : 推 chordate:如果一个人能打这麽多安打，谁也不会计较他BB太少 04/30 19:35 : 推 Fernandeo:我很愿意祝福他这个球季靠安打和敬远就有.380 的 OBP :) 04/30 19:51 : 推 Roshiel:楼上是韩国人吗 XD 去年MLB一番平均上垒率是.334 04/30 20:03 : → Roshiel:一朗历年来就算是最鸟蛋的05年OBP都有.350，当一番 04/30 20:05 : 推 Westmoreland:我宁可希望他两百安能连续下去 04/30 20:05 : → Roshiel:绝对是超过标准的 04/30 20:06 : 推 Roshiel:刚刚试着算了一下，如果一朗真的故意完全不选BB，把所有 04/30 20:10 : → Roshiel:BB全部拿掉以後，OBP正好是.333，也就是说若用OBP来评估 04/30 20:11 : → Roshiel:一朗打一番，他BB全部乱挥变K都会是个称职的一番 04/30 20:11 : 推 Fernandeo:「韩国人」这种话都出来了，我想这个话题也没有讨论空 04/30 20:21 : → Fernandeo:间了。 04/30 20:22 : 推 Westmoreland:韩国人有哪里不好吗？ 04/30 20:31 : → Westmoreland:你所谓队友的指控不就是韩国人点出来的 04/30 20:32 : → Westmoreland:也没人逼你讨论耶 不用委屈自己 04/30 20:33 : 推 Anakin:去年MLB一棒上垒率是.344，美联是.347 04/30 21:23 : 推 Westmoreland:Ichiro Carrer OBP.376 04/30 22:13 : → Westmoreland:Carrer April/March OBP .345 04/30 22:15 : 推 DragonKill:R 大 : 您太认真了 XD 04/30 22:25 : 推 phoenixtwo:可怜的一朗被敬远了 04/30 22:35 : 推 Rentch:一朗应该要试着打敬远球阿XD 05/01 00:00 大家那麽热烈讨论Ichiro有没有选四坏球。 其实WBC日本球评也在讲，要看他有没有状况有没有恢复就是要看他有没有选BB，不然 实在不符合第一棒的职责。不过直到WBC打完他也没有选BB，但是也没人再讨论他尽不 尽责了。 他也说过很多时候他没有改变，但是改变的是周围的人，就选四坏球来说，我在这版 找到两篇2005年的文章，现在他应该还是一样的想法吧! A respected batter once stopped by Ichiro Suzuki's locker with some pregame advice. The player noted that if Ichiro simply learned to be more patient and not chase so many bad pitches, he would have a legitimate shot at hitting .400. Ichiro listened to his teammate's reasoning, thanked him for his thoughts - then continued with the same approach he has used since his days in Japan: swing at anything he considers hittable. "I've heard that (advice) in Japan, and I've heard it here, too," Ichiro says, "but frankly, I find it very naive. True, if you look at one at-bat in isolation, there are instances where you could say if I had just laid off a particular pitch, I could have walked. But if I actually tried to apply that thinking to my batting for an entire season, it would be detrimental. If you could have all of your hits and then selectively apply patience to some of the other at-bats, that would be great. But it doesn't work that way." The man who just wants to hit hints that even 30 walks might be 30 too many. "I don't know of many fans who go to the ballpark hoping to see a hitter draw a walk," Ichiro says. "So, if the debate is about walks, then rather than thinking of ways to increase them, I think it would be far more productive to figure out ways to lower them by turning those at-bats into hits. If you put your energy toward productive thinking like that, you'd be increasing your potential as a hitter. I'd rather be known as the kind of player who thinks and works like that." "The nature of batting is such that even if a pitcher gives you 10 tosses right down the middle, you're still not going to bat 1.000," he says. "That's just the way it is, and I accept that. Now, since pitchers don't just lob it in there like that, there are also times they're just going to outright beat you. I accept that, too. But now you've got the rest of your at-bats. Pitches I believe I should have been able to connect on for a hit but didn't for some reason are my mistakes. That's what I want to reduce. " 这是另一篇: "I want to play a fun style of baseball, and walks aren't fun. It's not that I don't like walks. I don't like myself if I go up there wanting to get a walk. Walks are important in some situations." After a long pause, his mind races back to walks. "I think a lot of the people who say I should walk more never played the game," he says. "I don't think they really know the game or understand the game. When you take away your thoughts about hitting, you lose something. You should always be thinking about hitting the baseball, not walking. "It's how you walk. You don't go up there thinking you're going to get a walk. You go up there thinking about getting a hit. That's a huge difference. People forget what you do in the batter's box - you hit." 大家参考看看罗! --

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