Same here

I thought it was just me lol

同じです(笑)

Lol😂

me too

@@tatis-tu3qi Thank you for telling my spell errors.

「みんながホームランボールを欲しがってる」「アメリカではありえない」ってね

They play In the easiest pool...

​@@kmole-rw6bi but now…

@@kmole-rw6bi 10:16 まぁグループラウンドは日本にとって打撃投球練習でした 結局は日本優勝ですが

​@@kmole-rw6biCD≫≫≫≫AB

@@kmole-rw6bi You need to look into things more. The easiest pool for Japan to be in would be the one in Taiwan. Korea is a tough opponent. But, yes, it is most probably easier than the pool in the Caribbean. On the other hand, Japan has to travel half the distance of the world to Florida for the final stage, and then many countries in pool C & D have to travel a lot to Taiwan and Japan. In that case, Americans and the Caribbean nations besides Cuba are getting it easy, you know. Especially, USA always plays at home. Wow, that must be tough. I don't know what nationality you are of, but if you are American, it's a pity you have to downplay any opponent that threatens you while casually dismissing how much you are given preferential treatment in the tournament. Americans even changed the matchups during the tournament so that they wouldn't face Japan in the semifinals and that they could face an easier Cuba. I hope you remember how infuriated the Mexicans were about that. And above all, Japan did win the tournament, so I guess, with your logic, Japan had the easiest tournament and USA was the easiest opponent. You guys should know by now that there are no easy wins in a tournament.

It's called the World Series because the series was established /suggested by the New York World newspaper. The term "World" was, of course, very appealing

A series is best out of 5 games. This is not that. This is best out of 1.

@@rajivmurkejee7498 That's not untrue, from a marketing standpoint, but it's also true that the MLB itself was eagerly trying to expand the game beyond the U.S. You're right about where the name came from, but the campaign for such a "world" series was long in effect. Baseball was huge in the radio era, and growing around the world. It's arguably one of the first things to emerge as American popular culture, around the world. Jazz, American apple pie, and baseball. That's the birth of the since-popularized image of the USA, there. The U.S. then was still pretty eager to show up the U.K., whose games like soccer and cricket saw global appeal, even back then. A lot of jingoism behind the aim, I'll admit. It's just unfortunate that things never panned out with a Mexican baseball league, the U.S. and Cuba butted heads geopolitically, and Asia was way too far, in a pre-jetliner world. So, the U.S. and later Canada, it stayed.

@@badcornflakes6374 It's a start. It's still a series to get to the final game. And, frankly, it's probably better this way, given that baseball is already trying to make the sport more appealing to younger (read: less patient) audiences. Also, it makes the series unique from the World Series. It's good to have both varieties of championships. Contrast in championship styles makes the sport seem bigger. A playoffs-style series and then a final championship game is probably for the best.

An international tournament or the "world series" against national teams like the WBC is really fun to watch, but I'd also like to see the post season in which teams from different leagues are involved.

Game

ケネリー選手の娘さん

To bad he's not the best in the world..

​@@kmole-rw6bi no.. Ohtani is best baseball player

@@user-yi6hm8re5d no, he's nit the best pitcher and he's not the best hitter..he's overrated

@@kmole-rw6bi Is there a player who can hit era 2.40, 20 wins, 46 home runs in mlb? Ohtani is the best player in the world

@@user-yi6hm8re5d you know nothing about baseball.. you only thunk he's the best because he's Japanese.. he's overrated..

カン・ベクホは忘れないよ❤

ところで君たち、まだ犬を食べてるらしいね

@@angpang3 앙?? 야구 영상 댓글에 무슨 소리해? 뭐가 그렇게 불편해 아무도 개를 먹지 않아

@@dlrjsdksldipt1 당신의 댓글을 번역하면 '개'가 되기 때문에 야마모토를 바보로 취급했다고 생각한 것 같습니다. 같은 일본인으로서 사과드립니다. 죄송합니다.

@@yakyu334 아! ㅠㅠ 번역의 오류를 생각하지 못했네요 수정했습니다!

新しいヌートバー産まれててわろた

@@user-hm2vd1eq3o 吹いた😂

改めて上位だけでもヤバいよな…3-6まで四番とエース打者だし、1，2は選球眼のバケモンだし

Ya but like in a month or two

​@@superninja252 those damn licensing restrictions, man. 😡

Usa won against ven

鳴り物嫌いなん？

Yep! From 2021-2022 shouting/cheering inside stadium sports game were prohibited and everyone in Japan was following COVID19 protocols. Even in interviews, they are protected with glass partitions and staffs would clean up very often. But I think this year Japan isn't that strict anymore.

だから？

オーストラリアのスーパースターは誰？俺全然知らないんだけど

Considering population of Australia, like only 25M, does popularity in the country even matter?

ガーイw

😂いちいち覗きに来て、捨て台詞を吐く🤮 野球が気になって仕方ないらしい😂

日本人が英語でコメントしてて気持ち悪くて見たくない

imagine being this unstable

In addition to protecting yourself, wearing a mask must have been necessary to protect the other person. It is predicted that baseball stadiums also used fences for fear of human-to-human transmission. In addition to protecting yourself, wearing a mask must have been necessary to protect the other person. In addition, cedar pollen is high in Japan this season, and one out of three Japanese has hay fever, so many people cannot take off their masks this year. Japanese may have a national character, but many people prefer to hide their faces.Some people feel safe by hiding their faces even if they don't have hay fever. Maybe it's because he's a descendant of ninja...😂🥷

In today's Japan, it's common to wear a mask in places where many people gather. We are relieved that people like you are not Japanese.

Take your meds babe