Ace of Diamond: The Fastest Legend

One moment it is said that the protagonist is in the major leagues, and the other moment it is revealed that the protagonist is inexperienced, I don't understand how the protagonist made it to the major leagues when he has so many problems?

In reality, Koshien is played with the ball, and the ball speed is mostly between 110-130. It is rare to throw the ball at full speed around 150, because the physical strength cannot keep up. Hajia Koshien plays one game a day, unless it reaches the top 16 and has a day off.

1. The rebirth background of the protagonist is explained, but the subsequent series of developments cannot see the impact of the pre-rebirth background at all 2. The character creation has no highlights, at least the rebirth background is explained, but the later character creation description has no highlights, and the plot development feels more like a running account.

It's so cold that I don't want to move, hibernating, that's all! No comments, so boring, go back to sleep...

"Monster Rookie" "The Fastest Ace" "Physical Fiend" "Hokkaido Winter Bear" "Young Breast Killer" "Sage's Grandson" "Female Room" "Yu no Dream Love Toss" "Still in the growth stage, looking very normal star" "Kanto's No. 1 Right Toss" (I thought of adding it, and wanted to give it a more general and domineering nickname)

I think the downhill growth path: In high school, the ball speed can reach 158-160 in the third year of high school, but you don't need to pursue the ball speed too much in normal pitching. An average speed of 152 is enough. To polish the ball control, you must be able to press three bars below 789. Polish one or two change balls, polish the slider, you can add a curveball, throw less finger-ins, and wear out the arm. Speedballs such as Carter and sinker do not need to be considered so early. In the early stages of his career, he used high-speed balls and one or two quality change balls to make random kills, challenge the major leagues, and secure a starting position. The ball speed dropped in the later stages of my career, so I sharpened the speed of Carter and Sink, and the ball speed remained at 95 mph to turn the finisher.

Don't throw more than 100 pitches in one inning. Otherwise, your arm will be useless by the end of high school. What will happen to your career in the future?

When will the author come back to update?

First-base shortstop Hiroyomi Takatsu Second baseman Rei Kijima (sophomore) Third-base catcher Hiroshi Ono (sophomore) Fourth-base first baseman Kenji Maezono (sophomore) Fifth baseman Hashimoto Kankuro (sophomore) ): Macho Sixth baseball third baseman Kanemaru Shinji Seventh baseball left fielder Aso Takashi (sophomore) Eighth baseball right fielder Seki Naomichi Ninth baseball pitcher Sawamura Eijun Second Army rotation pitcher Tojo Hideaki

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