Tomoyuki Kanno, who lost two points in six innings, couldn't wait for firepower to support his second defeat of the season

Tomoyuki Kanno, a 35-year-old player who left the Yomiuri Giants to challenge the major leagues in the offseason, today (4th) in the game against the Kansas City Royals once again handed over 6 rounds of 4K and only lost 2 points, but the Baltimore Golden Orioles did not score 1 point in the whole game, and finally Kanno had no choice but to swallow the second defeat of the season, but so far this season has not lost more than 3 points in a single game, and the pitching content is quite stable.

Kanno threw a tiger in the first 3 innings of this game, only hitting 1 hit and sending 2K, but in the 4th inning, he encountered turbulence, and was knocked out of the court rule by Jonathan India in the opening inning, and although he grabbed 2 outs in a row, he was still knocked out by Maikel Garcia and lost the first point of the game. After 1 out in the next game, Cavan Biggio carried a Yangchun bullet just over the wall and fell behind by 2 points, but finally completed 6 rounds of pitching and only lost these two points.

In total, Kanno used only 79 goals in 6 innings to shoot in this game, and was hit 4 hits, including a Yangchun cannon, and lost 2 points, sent 4 strikeouts, 2 warranties, and slightly increased his defense rate to 3. However, the Golden Oriole was restricted by the opponent's pitching, and only stood in the first game to pass the lap, and the team's six sporadic hits could not be connected and were completely sealed, and Kanno had no choice but to swallow up and terminate his recent three-game winning streak.

After Kanno switched to the major leagues, in addition to the first game in March, he started 4 innings in the first game, only 1 of the 6 starters in April was less than 5 innings, and 16K was sent in 25 innings in the last 4 games, and the defense rate of 2.52 performed well. However, ball control is his strong point, and he has only had 8 4 bad shots in 39 innings this season, and only 1.85 4 bad shots per 9 innings are ranked in the front of the league.