Lang Xi Sasaki talks about 81 balls and good shots, and he is most grateful to his teammates for receiving the kill: it helped me a lot

The Dodgers were beaten 16-0 by the Cubs at home, and both the bullpen and the line were responsible, but starting pitcher Ronshi Sasaki made a good shot in five innings and fielder Andy Pages made a good shot in the third inning. Speaking after the game, Ranshi said: "[Pachs] really helped me a lot, and if I hadn't had that goalkeeper I would have lost a lot of points, it really helped a lot."

Facing the difficult Cubs left to play Michael Busch (Michael Busch), Sasaki Ranghi has already been knocked by him in the second inning, the third inning is full of bases and there is no way out, and Pachs is a solid 399-foot flying midfield flyball. The heroic Pachs jumped up to catch the wall, and the ball, if not a home run, would have cost at least two points if it bounced off the wall, and Ronci could have been substituted early.

Lang Xi clapped his gloves and applauded, not only excited, but also relieved. The Dodgers lost a record-breaking loss at home, and if Pachs hadn't caught it, the final score could have been even more ugly. "I didn't have a lot of games in the first three games (I didn't reach five), so it's good in that and I feel like I'm heading in the right direction."

Rang Cey hasn't done a good job with the knuckle ball yet, and he's hoping for more strikeouts (3K in this game), and he can't solve the hitter when the dip is two good shots because the knuckle ball is not accurate enough to make it the deciding ball. He has used 81 goals and is expected to recover all his fatigue before his next game. Japanese fans also left a message saying that Langxi still needs to grow to achieve the stability of Yushin Yamamoto, and Yamamoto's ability to get out of trouble with a triple strike with a finger cross ball is amazing.