Texas starter Arihara scored 1 run in 3 innings in second start

Sending time2021-03-09 10:31

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Nam-jik Han = Gohei Arihara (29), the fourth starter of the Texas Rangers of the US professional baseball, rebounded in the second appearance of the demonstration game.

Arihara started on the 9th (Korean time) in a demonstration game against the 2021 Major League Chicago Cubs at Sloan Park in Mesa, Arizona, and gave two hits in three innings and scored one goal. There were no four fours and no strikeouts.

Arihara failed to finish the innings according to’special rules’ in the debut match of the major league demonstration game against the Chicago White Sox on the 3rd, and collapsed with 4 hits and 3 runs in 2 innings.

However, in the second start, the goal was minimized even in the midst of the bad luck that Yasu-jin made mistakes.

Arihara induces Chris Bryant to ground for the first base in the 1st inning, but was in danger of 1st and 2nd due to a catch error by Texas shortstop Charlie Culverson.

Arihara conceded after being hit by a right-handed hit by Pederson.

In the subsequent 1st, 1st and 2nd base, Javier Baes was guided to the ground, but third baseman Andy Ivanes made a throwback and was driven to the ground.

Arihara prevented further runs by cooking David Boat in front of shortstop.

Arihara, who passed the crisis, ended up pitching the planned 3 innings with two and three consecutive triples.

Arihara, who played for the Nippon-Ham Fighters in Japanese professional baseball until last year, entered the major leagues with a two-year contract with Texas. Texas picked Arihara as their fourth starter.

In the match on the 9th, Texas lost 0-9 and Arihara became a losing pitcher.

However, he received a passing score for pitching. Arihara also lowered the average ERA of the demonstration game from 13.50 to 7.20.

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