Everyone in Rikkai Dai’s tennis club knew their vice-captain had a younger brother who was two years his junior. Rumor had it he was even better at tennis than the vice-captain.
When the new school year began, the tennis club members eagerly awaited the incoming freshmen, wondering if the fabled “little brother” would show up. Meanwhile, a high school baseball team in Osaka welcomed a new student.
After hearing about it, Genichiro Sanada adjusted his cap. “Soichi doesn’t play tennis.”
Club members: “???”
Genichiro Sanada: “He plays baseball.”
After seeing that his older brother’s tennis clearly didn’t obey the laws of physics, Soichi Sanada turned his attention to other sports.
Basketball? Pass. Not realistic. Soccer? Pass. (Why are people playing it in prison?!) Volleyball...
At what could be called a turning point in his life, the boy was led in a new direction by someone else.
“Hey, Soichi!”
“Want to play baseball with me?”
Soichi Sanada: “?”
Soichi Sanada before playing baseball: Wait, what’s fun about a sport where, in most countries, the bat sells better than the ball?
After he started: Wait, bro, do you guys realize that if an author put what you just did in a novel or manga, they’d get roasted alive?
Oh, reality is even more ridiculous than manga and novels. Never mind, then.
“What’s our goal?”
“Koshien! The championship!!!”
Theme: Hard work and talent are both indispensable
Hahahaha, the happy football man is confused