カブス 鈴木すずき誠まこと也 フィリーズ戦せんでヒット2本ほん チームは3連勝れんしょう

Major League Baseball player Seiya Suzuki of the Cubs hit two doubles in the game against the Phillies on the 25th, and the team also won by shutout, making it their third consecutive victory.

Suzuki sat out the game against the Dodgers on the 23rd due to discomfort in his right wrist, but he returned to the starting lineup as the third batter and designated hitter for the first time in two games in the home game against the Phillies in Chicago.

The first at-bat was a shallow fly ball to center field with runners on first and third and no outs, missing a chance to score first.

In his second at-bat in the third inning, he led off and got on base with a double down the left field line by hitting a slider.

Furthermore, the chance expanded to runners on first and second with a walk, but on the following batter’s sacrifice bunt, Suzuki was forced out at third base.

In his third at-bat in the fourth inning, with the Cubs leading 3-0 and one out with a runner on second, he faced a new left-handed pitcher and hit a sharp grounder between third and short, but was thwarted by a great play from the third baseman.

In his sixth at-bat, he swung at a high inside fastball and hit his second double of the game to left field.

The fifth at-bat in the eighth inning ended with a swinging strikeout.

Suzuki had 2 hits in 5 at-bats, raising his batting average to .283.

The Cubs used five pitchers in a relay to win 4-0, extending their winning streak to three games.

I want to take off my wrist. Suzuki, who returned to the starting lineup after missing the previous game due to discomfort in his right wrist, jokingly said, I want to take off my wrist, revealing that he is still experiencing some pain.

On top of that, regarding the two doubles he hit that day, he said with a smile, “I swung the bat thinking, ‘Let my wrist fly off!’”

Regarding aggravating the right wrist, which was already injured, by making a head-first slide that the team had prohibited during the game on the 23rd, he said, Maybe it could have been avoided if I hadnt done the head-first slide. Even though I know in my mind that I shouldnt do it, there are still times when I instinctively do it.

I try not to go headfirst as much as possible, but I cant help it, he said.

On top of that, he said, Of course, if I cant even swing the bat, then going out there would just be a nuisance, so Ill talk with the manager, but if I can play, I will. I think I have to play even if theres some pain.