At the selected baseball tournament this spring, good pitchers such as Kenta Kozono (Wakayama Ichiwakayama) and Kota Tatsu (Tenri) demonstrated their abilities and were evaluated by the scouts as high-ranking draft nomination candidates. However, even if he has not participated in Koshien so far, there are still many talents who can be the central figure in the draft front.
Therefore, I picked up 10 players who need special attention from among the good materials that have not experienced Koshien until the spring of the third year of high school.
Daichi Moriki, the ace of Kochi High School, who boasts the fastest speed of 154 km
Depending on the performance this summer, it is the right arm that has the potential to jump into the leading role of the draft front.Kazama ball hitting (Kyuta / North Asia Daimei Sakura)Is.
The fastball with an angle that hits from directly above marks the fastest 153 km at the moment. The accuracy of the changing ball has improved, and it has become possible to adjust the pitching strength. There are even scouts who compare Roki Sasaki (Lotte) in high school, and the scale is still unfinished.
While winning Akita’s own tournament last summer, he is aiming for the first and last Koshien participation this summer just because he cried for the cancellation of the Koshien tournament. If Kazama is to stand on the Koshien mound for the first time, it will definitely be in the limelight.
Daichi Moriki (Kochi)Is also an orthodox right-hand man with outstanding star character. In the middle of Kochi era, he marked the fastest 150km with a softball and won the national tournament in the spring and summer. Suddenly gained the name recognition of the national ward. After entering high school, he had an inflammation of his right elbow in the first year, and in the spring of the third year he had a sprain and a knot in his right ankle, and he was unable to participate in Koshien.
Still, at the moment the speed has increased to a maximum of 154 km. It is a type that can compete with the total power including the changing ball, and it can not be touched when it is in good condition. It is also highly evaluated as a right-handed smasher.
From junior high school, he sometimes commented from the big picture, saying, “Because the baseball population is declining, I want more children to see themselves and play baseball.” High school baseball is just a passing point for the person who has a high ideal, but this summer I would like to show a small scale of the big game under the sky.
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