パドレス ダルビッシュ有ダルビッシュゆう 6回ろっかい途中とちゅう3失点さんしってんで4勝よんしょう目め

Yu Darvish of the Padres started against the Rockies in the Major Leagues, pitched until partway through the sixth inning allowing three runs, and earned his fourth win. His team, which is still in the championship race, also secured their second consecutive victory.

Darvish, who had a record of 3 wins and 5 losses up to this point, started on the mound with five days of rest. In the first inning, he allowed a runner with two outs, but finished the inning without giving up a run by striking out the last batter with a sharp breaking ball.

The Padres batting lineup got fired up from the start, scoring three runs in the first inning, and then in the second inning, the No. 2 hitter, Merrill, hit a three-run home run to extend the lead to 6-0.

Pitcher Darvish, who was given a large lead, gave up a solo home run in the fourth inning and allowed one run, but effectively used his variety of breaking balls and powerful fastballs to prevent any additional runs through the fifth inning and earned the right to be the winning pitcher.

In the sixth inning with a 7-1 lead, after a hit-by-pitch and a base hit put runners on first and second with no outs, pitcher Darvish left the mound with runners still on base.

Because the relief pitcher gave up a three-run home run, Darvish was charged with three earned runs. On this day, he threw 82 pitches into the sixth inning, allowed four hits, hit one batter, struck out five, and his ERA is now 5.

The Padres won the game 9-6, making it their second consecutive victory, and pitcher Darvish earned his fourth win of the season.

Darvish feels confident about his fastball: It felt pretty powerful. Regarding the fact that fastballs—including straight and two-seamers—made up 48% of his pitches and were the main focus of his pitching that day, pitcher Darvish said, Compared to the past few games, my release felt better and the ball had a lot more life, expressing his satisfaction.

On the other hand, regarding being taken out in the middle of the sixth inning after throwing 82 pitches, he said, I had discussed with the catcher which pitch to throw next, and I had a good vision for it, so its disappointing.

It was just when I thought, Im going to throw with all my strength from here, so as a player, I still wanted to throw a little more, he recalled regretfully.

On top of that, “Right now, I don’t really care about myself; as long as the Padres are winning after the ninth inning, that’s all that matters.”

I was relieved that it turned out that way today.