ラベル 日本シリーズ の投稿を表示しています。 すべての投稿を表示
ラベル 日本シリーズ の投稿を表示しています。 すべての投稿を表示

2026/10/29

🦅 【DeNA vs. ソフトバンク 日本シリーズ 4回戦 】  (2026.10.28)

[SoftBank vs. DeNA Japan Series Game 4 - Oct 28] Yudai Yamamoto's 3-RBI Performance & Bullpen Shutout! SoftBank Sweeps DeNA in 4 Games to Repeat as NPB Champions; Tomoya Masaki Named MVP

Score

[Game Result] SoftBank 4 - 2 DeNA (Oct 28, Mizuho PayPay Dome / Attendance: 36,840 / Time: 2h 33m)

Team 123456789 R H E
DeNA 200000000 2 4 0
SoftBank 00030100X 4 5 0

Winning Pitcher: Hernandez (2-0-0S) | Losing Pitcher: Taira (0-1-0S) | Save: Sugiyama (1-0-3S)
Home Runs: DeNA: Sano No. 1 (Top 1st, 2-Run) | SoftBank: None
Batteries: DeNA (Taira, Katayama, Yoshino, Fukazawa - Matsuo) / SoftBank (Yugo Maeda, G. Suzuki, Hernandez, Osuna, H. Matsumoto, Sugiyama - Y. Yamamoto)
Umpires: Plate: Yamaguchi / Bases: Tsugawa, Kawaguchi, Nayuki / Outfield: Yamamura, Makita

Starting Lineups

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
1RFTomoya MasakiRExcel
2CFUkyo ShutoLGood
3LFKensuke KondohLPoor
43BRyoya KuriharaLNorm
5CYudai YamamotoRGood
6DHYuki YanagitaLVery Poor
71BHotaka YamakawaRGood
82BTaisei MakiharaLNorm
9SSYudai ShojiLExcel
Starting Pitcher: Yugo Maeda (P/L)

Yokohama DeNA BayStars

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
1LFRyuki WataraiLNorm
22BShugo MakiRExcel
31BKeita SanoLNorm
4DHToshiro MiyazakiRPoor
53BYoshitomo TsutsugoLPoor
6CShion MatsuoRPoor
7CFDaiki MimoriLExcel
8RFTomoya InoueRGood
9SSShuto NaruseRNorm
Starting Pitcher: Kentaro Taira (P/R)

Game Progress

The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks completed a 4-game sweep of the Yokohama DeNA BayStars with a 4-2 victory in Game 4 at Mizuho PayPay Dome, securing their second consecutive Japan Series championship in front of 36,840 fans.

DeNA took an early 2-0 lead in the top of the 1st inning on Keita Sano's 2-run home run. SoftBank responded in the bottom of the 4th, as Yudai Yamamoto ripped a 2-run game-tying triple to right, followed by Yuki Yanagita's go-ahead RBI single. Yamamoto added an insurance run in the 6th with a sacrifice fly.

Young starter Yugo Maeda pitched into the 5th inning, and SoftBank's bullpen threw 4.2 scoreless frames, allowing just 4 hits overall. Closer Kazuki Sugiyama picked up his 3rd save of the series, while Tomoya Masaki was named Series MVP for his clutch hitting throughout the series.

Game Topics

1. Yudai Yamamoto Drives in 3 Runs with Game-Tying Triple & Sac Fly

Selected as Exciting Player, Yamamoto delivered a 2-run triple in the 4th and a sac fly in the 6th to lead SoftBank to victory.

2. 3-Run 4th-Inning Rally Powers SoftBank Comeback

Trailing 2-0, Yamamoto's triple and Yanagita's RBI single flipped the game in a decisive 3-run 4th frame.

3. Flawless Bullpen Shutout & Tomoya Masaki Earns Series MVP

Five relievers shut out DeNA over the final 4.2 innings, while Masaki (.385 AVG) earned Japan Series MVP honors.

BaseballFreak Column

The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks reaffirmed their dominance in NPB baseball, completing a clean 4-game sweep over the Yokohama DeNA BayStars with a 4-2 win in Game 4 at Mizuho PayPay Dome to repeat as Japan Series champions.

Despite giving up an early 2-run homer to DeNA's Keita Sano, SoftBank calmly rallied in the 4th on Yudai Yamamoto's 2-run triple and Yuki Yanagita's RBI single. SoftBank's bullpen dominated the final 4.2 innings without allowing a run. Series MVP Tomoya Masaki led a relentless offense, cementing SoftBank's golden era with back-to-back national titles.

BaseballFreak's Question

With SoftBank sweeping DeNA 4-0 to secure back-to-back Japan Series championships, do you think the Hawks will continue their total dominance to complete a three-peat next season?

2026/10/28

🦅 【DeNA vs. ソフトバンク 日本シリーズ 3回戦 】  (2026.10.27)

[SoftBank vs. DeNA Japan Series Game 3 - Oct 27] PayPai Dome Explodes! Tomoya Masaki's Walk-Off Solo HR in the 10th Lifts SoftBank to 3rd Straight Win & Series Match Point

Score

[Game Result] SoftBank 2x - 1 DeNA (Oct 27, Mizuho PayPay Dome / Attendance: 36,800 / Time: 3h 20m)

Team 12345678910 R H E
DeNA 0000100000 1 7 0
SoftBank 0000000011X 2 10 0

Winning Pitcher: Sugiyama (1-0-2S) | Losing Pitcher: Ruiz (0-1-0S)
Home Runs: DeNA: None | SoftBank: Masaki No. 2 (Bot 10th, Solo/Walk-off)
Batteries: DeNA (Azuma, Yoshino, Iwata, Reynolds, Ruiz - Furuichi) / SoftBank (Haru Matsumoto, Osuna, Tsumori, G. Suzuki, Sugiyama - Umino, Y. Yamamoto)
Umpires: Plate: T. Ichikawa / Bases: Makita, Tsugawa, Yamaguchi / Outfield: Kawaguchi, Nayuki

Starting Lineups

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
1RFTomoya MasakiRGood
2CFUkyo ShutoLGood
3LFKensuke KondohLNorm
43BRyoya KuriharaLNorm
5DHYuki YanagitaLVery Poor
61BHotaka YamakawaRExcel
72BTaisei MakiharaLPoor
8CRyuji UminoRNorm
9SSYudai ShojiLExcel
Starting Pitcher: Haru Matsumoto (P/L)

Yokohama DeNA BayStars

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
1LFRyuki WataraiLPoor
22BShugo MakiRExcel
31BKeita SanoLNorm
43BYoshitomo TsutsugoLPoor
5DHToshiro MiyazakiRPoor
6CFDaiki MimoriLExcel
7RFTomoya InoueRExcel
8CTakeru FuruichiRNorm
9SSShuto NaruseRGood
Starting Pitcher: Katsuki Azuma (P/L)

Game Progress

Game 3 of the 2026 Japan Series moved to Mizuho PayPay Dome, where 36,800 fans witnessed an unprecedented 3rd straight extra-inning thriller in the Fall Classic.

Young SoftBank lefty Haru Matsumoto pitched 6 solid innings allowing 1 run, while DeNA ace Katsuki Azuma kept SoftBank scoreless early on. DeNA took a 1-0 lead in the 5th on Takeru Furuichi's RBI single. Down to their final out in the bottom of the 9th, SoftBank's Taisei Makihara lined a game-tying RBI single to right field, with pinch-runner Ihine sliding home safely after video review confirmed the call.

In the bottom of the 10th, lead-off hitter Tomoya Masaki crushed a 2-0 pitch deep into the left-field stands for a dramatic walk-off home run. SoftBank sealed a 2-1 victory, taking a commanding 3-0 series lead to move within one win of back-to-back Japan Series titles.

Game Topics

1. Tomoya Masaki's Walk-Off Solo Homer in the 10th

Named Exciting Player, Masaki went 2-for-3 with a dramatic walk-off solo home run in the 10th to push SoftBank to series match point.

2. Taisei Makihara's 2-Out Game-Tying Hit in the 9th

Down 1-0 with two outs in the 9th, Makihara singled to right as pinch-runner Ihine scored the game-tying run following a video review.

3. Haru Matsumoto's 6 Quality Innings & Bullpen Shutout

Matsumoto allowed just 1 run over 6 innings, backed by four relievers who kept DeNA hitless over the final 4 frames.

BaseballFreak Column

Game 3 of the 2026 Japan Series at Mizuho PayPay Dome provided historic drama as SoftBank outlasted DeNA 2-1 in 10 innings for their 3rd consecutive extra-inning win of the series.

Young starter Haru Matsumoto pitched 6 strong innings (1 ER), keeping SoftBank within reach after DeNA took a 1-0 lead in the 5th. Down to their final out in the 9th, Taisei Makihara delivered a clutch RBI single, and pinch-runner Ihine scored the game-tying run. In the 10th, Tomoya Masaki ended the night in spectacular fashion with a walk-off solo homer. SoftBank's relentless clutch execution now has them just one win away from back-to-back Japan Series championships.

BaseballFreak's Question

With SoftBank sweeping all three extra-inning games to take a 3-0 series lead, do you think the Hawks will complete a 4-game sweep to repeat as Japan Series champions in Game 4?

2026/10/26

🦅 【DeNA vs. ソフトバンク 日本シリーズ 2回戦 】  (2026.10.25)

[DeNA vs. SoftBank Japan Series Game 2 - Oct 25] Incredible Drama! Yamakawa's 9th-Inning Blast & Kawamura's 10th-Inning Winner Lift SoftBank to Game 2 Victory

Score

[Game Result] DeNA 3 - 4 SoftBank (Oct 25, Yokohama Stadium / Attendance: 33,432 / Time: 3h 36m)

Team 12345678910 R H E
SoftBank 0011000011 4 9 0
DeNA 0000000300 3 10 2

Winning Pitcher: Hernandez (1-0-0S) | Losing Pitcher: Ise (0-1-0S) | Save: Sugiyama (0-0-2S)
Home Runs: DeNA: Tsutsugo No. 1 (Bot 8th, 3-Run) | SoftBank: Masaki No. 1 (Top 3rd, Solo), Yamakawa No. 1 (Top 9th, Solo), Kawamura No. 1 (Top 10th, Solo)
Batteries: DeNA (Ogata, Iwata, Nakagawa, Yoshino, Wakamatsu, Reynolds, Ise - Matsuo) / SoftBank (Moinelo, H. Matsumoto, G. Suzuki, Hernandez, Sugiyama - Y. Yamamoto)
Umpires: Plate: Yamamura / Bases: Nayuki, Makita, T. Ichikawa / Outfield: Tsugawa, Yamaguchi

Starting Lineups

Yokohama DeNA BayStars

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
1LFRyuki WataraiLPoor
22BShugo MakiRExcel
31BKeita SanoLGood
43BYoshitomo TsutsugoLVery Poor
5CShion MatsuoRVery Poor
6RFTomoya InoueRNorm
7SSShuto NaruseRPoor
8CFTatsuo EbinaRVery Poor
9PTakato OgataLPoor
Starting Pitcher: Takato Ogata (P/R)

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
11BTomoya MasakiRNorm
2CFUkyo ShutoLNorm
3RFKensuke KondohLNorm
43BRyoya KuriharaLGood
5LFYuki YanagitaLVery Poor
62BTaisei MakiharaLNorm
7CYudai YamamotoRGood
8SSYudai ShojiLExcel
9PMoineloLVery Poor
Starting Pitcher: Moinelo (P/L)

Game Progress

Following Game 1's extra-inning battle, Game 2 of the 2026 Japan Series at Yokohama Stadium produced another unforgettable 3-hour, 36-minute thriller in front of 33,432 fans.

SoftBank built an early 2-0 lead with Tomoya Masaki's solo homer in the 3rd and Yudai Shoji's RBI double in the 4th, while ace Livan Moinelo kept DeNA scoreless through 7 innings. DeNA surged ahead in the 8th when Yoshitomo Tsutsugo crushed a go-ahead 3-run home run to left field, making it 3-2.

SoftBank rallied in the 9th as pinch-hitter Hotaka Yamakawa smashed a game-tying solo homer. In the 10th, Yuto Kawamura hit the game-winning solo shot to right-center, and Kazuki Sugiyama closed out the 10th to secure a 4-3 victory and a 2-0 series lead for SoftBank.

Game Topics

1. Yuto Kawamura's Game-Winning 10th-Inning Solo Homer

Selected as Exciting Player, Kawamura delivered the decisive home run in the top of the 10th inning to seal the win.

2. Hotaka Yamakawa's Clutch 9th-Inning Pinch-Hit Homer

Down to their final three outs in the 9th, Yamakawa launched a game-tying solo shot to force extra innings once again.

3. Tsutsugo's 8th-Inning 3-Run Blast in a 4-Homer Showcase

Tsutsugo gave DeNA a temporary 3-2 lead with an 8th-inning 3-run blast in a game defined by power hitting.

BaseballFreak Column

Game 2 of the Japan Series provided pure postseason magic at Yokohama Stadium. SoftBank outlasted DeNA 4-3 in 10 innings to take a 2-0 series lead heading back to Fukuoka.

SoftBank took a 2-0 lead on Masaki's solo homer and Shoji's RBI double, while Moinelo threw 7 scoreless frames. DeNA took a 3-2 lead in the 8th on Tsutsugo's 3-run shot, but SoftBank responded in the 9th with Yamakawa's pinch-hit blast. Kawamura's 10th-inning homer provided the final blow. SoftBank's clutch power hitting proved the difference once again in the Fall Classic.

BaseballFreak's Question

With SoftBank sweeping both extra-inning games in Yokohama to take a 2-0 series lead, do you think the Hawks will push DeNA to the brink in Game 3 in Fukuoka?



2026/10/25

🦅 【DeNA vs. ソフトバンク 日本シリーズ 1回戦 】  (2026.10.24)

[DeNA vs. SoftBank Japan Series Game 1 - Oct 24] 11-Inning Epic Battle! Yudai Shoji's Go-Ahead RBI Double & Uesawa's 7 Shutout Innings Lift SoftBank to Game 1 Win

Score

[Game Result] DeNA 1 - 3 SoftBank (Oct 24, Yokohama Stadium / Attendance: 33,388 / Time: 4h 12m)

Team 1234567891011 R H E
SoftBank 00000010002 3 11 0
DeNA 00000001000 1 9 0

Winning Pitcher: Osuna (1-0-0S) | Losing Pitcher: Iwata (0-1-0S) | Save: Sugiyama (0-0-1S)
Home Runs: DeNA: Maki No. 1 (Bot 8th, Solo) | SoftBank: None
Batteries: DeNA (Y. Ishida, Ise, Ruiz, Reynolds, Hamada, Iwata, Baba - Tobashira, Furuichi) / SoftBank (Uesawa, H. Matsumoto, Hernandez, Osuna, Sugiyama - Y. Yamamoto, Umino)
Umpires: Plate: Kawaguchi / Bases: Yamaguchi, Nayuki, Yamamura / Outfield: Makita, T. Ichikawa

Starting Lineups

Yokohama DeNA BayStars

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
1LFRyuki WataraiLNorm
22BShugo MakiRExcel
31BKeita SanoLExcel
43BYoshitomo TsutsugoLVery Poor
5RFKoki KajiwaraLNorm
6CFDaiki MimoriLExcel
7SSTakuma HayashiLNorm
8CYasutaka TobashiraLPoor
9PYutaro IshidaRNorm
Starting Pitcher: Yutaro Ishida (P/R)

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks

Order Pos Player B/T Cond
11BTomoya MasakiRGood
2CFUkyo ShutoLGood
3RFKensuke KondohLGood
43BRyoya KuriharaLGood
5LFYuki YanagitaLVery Poor
62BTaisei MakiharaLNorm
7CYudai YamamotoRNorm
8SSYudai ShojiLExcel
9PNaoyuki UesawaRNorm
Starting Pitcher: Naoyuki Uesawa (P/R)

Game Progress

The 2026 Japan Series opened at Yokohama Stadium in front of 33,388 passionate fans. Game 1 turned into an epic 11-inning, 4-hour and 12-minute marathon where both Pacific and Central League champions collided in high-stakes drama.

SoftBank starter Naoyuki Uesawa and DeNA starter Yutaro Ishida engaged in a tense scoreless duel through the early innings. SoftBank broke the deadlock in the top of the 7th with an infield groundout RBI. However, DeNA fought right back in the bottom of the 8th when captain Shugo Maki blasted a clutch solo home run into the left-center stands, forcing extra innings at 1-1.

In the top of the 11th, SoftBank broke through. With runners on first and second, Yudai Shoji lashed a go-ahead RBI double down the left-field line. Tatsu Yanagimachi followed with a sacrifice fly to make it 3-1. Closer Kazuki Sugiyama locked down the bottom of the 11th to secure Game 1 for the Hawks.

Game Topics

1. Yudai Shoji's 11th-Inning Go-Ahead Double

Selected as the Exciting Player, Shoji went 2-for-5 with 2 RBIs, delivering the decisive hit in extra innings.

2. Shugo Maki's 8th-Inning Game-Tying Home Run

Maki energized the home crowd with a clutch solo blast in the 8th, keeping DeNA's championship hopes alive.

3. Naoyuki Uesawa's 7 Shutout Innings & Relievers' Resilience

Uesawa pitched brilliantly over 7 scoreless frames, while SoftBank's bullpen repeatedly escaped late-game jams to preserve the win.

BaseballFreak Column

Game 1 of the 2026 Japan Series delivered an unforgettable 11-inning masterpiece at Yokohama Stadium. Both teams combined for 20 hits, but it was the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks who capitalized in the clutch to defeat the Yokohama DeNA BayStars 3-1.

SoftBank's Naoyuki Uesawa and DeNA's Yutaro Ishida matched each other zero for zero early on, before SoftBank eked out a run in the 7th. DeNA answered in the 8th when Shugo Maki electrified the stadium with a game-tying solo shot. After both bullpens traded escapes through regulation, SoftBank broke the tie in the 11th on Yudai Shoji's clutch RBI double. SoftBank's championship experience ultimately prevailed in Game 1 of the Fall Classic.

BaseballFreak's Question

With SoftBank claiming a hard-fought 11-inning victory in Game 1, do you think the Hawks will carry momentum into Game 2, or can DeNA bounce back on home turf?