Last season, his first year as a coach, Daisuke Miura was expected to advance to the top, but the team sank to the bottom. In the off-season, veterans such as Taishi Ota and Kazuya Fujita were reinforced, and the coaches were set up with Takuro Ishii and Takashi Saito, who know the best in Japan in 1998, to join the cabinet. What kind of battle does Miura have in mind this season when he wants to make a comeback from the bottom? I hit the commander directly.
DeNA’s Daisuke Miura, who is celebrating his second year as a director
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[I learned how difficult it is to win one]
──Last season, the first year of your appointment as a director, was extremely difficult, at the bottom for the first time in six years.
“I’m just frustrated. I studied a lot myself and started saying,’Let’s go!’, But I couldn’t do what I was thinking … I was really hit by Kotenpan. I was reminded of my immaturity and I’m sorry for the players. “
──Especially in the early part of the season, the losing streak continued, which made me feel very painful.
“I learned how difficult it is to win one game as a coach, and I feel that my horizons have narrowed to the point where I just wanted to win. Looking back, the season. At first, I fought with the players. Even if I said that I trusted the players, I might not have believed it somewhere. It’s a point to reflect on. Then, if you sent out the players, if you were a manager, you had to be ready. “
──The challenge was “running base,” but in the early stages, I was actively working on hit-and-runs, including stolen bases, but it didn’t work very well, and I had the impression that it gradually became a bum.
“I wasn’t hesitant, but the number may have decreased as a result of the fact that the flow has often become worse due to the inevitable gimmicks. This area has not changed this season. It will be an issue. “
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