"Indeed." Hiroki looked at the ongoing field training of the second army fielders on the field.

The ball played by Gochi Iwata is constantly changing. It starts high and slow, then gradually increases the speed and decreases the height.

The landing point of the hit ball is also constantly changing. Sometimes the previous ball is close to the home run wall, and the next ball becomes the area between the fielding range of the outfielders and the outfielders.

Under this kind of arrangement, the fielders were soon breathing heavily.

Unlike continuous jogging, this kind of repeated short-distance acceleration is actually more likely to make people feel fatigued.

"It may be a little early to tell you now. As a catcher, you must understand the fielder. And you must understand the difficulties of the fielder."

Hiroki said to Nishino Tetsu.

"The fielder is also one of the most error-prone fielding positions. Failure to catch the ball will give the opponent a chance to get on base."

"But sometimes it's not necessarily the fielder's fault, the catcher also has a certain amount of responsibility."

"The catcher is also responsible?" Tetsu Nishino was a little confused.

Hiroki explained: "For a catcher who has never thought about standing in the fielder's position, once the ball he guides is hit, it is usually a power ball that is very uncomfortable for the fielder, so it will be very difficult for the fielder to intercept it."

Thinking back to his defensive training just now, he was generally able to move within the range of the landing point.

However, Tetsu Nishino basically failed to catch the ball firmly with his glove. The ball either hit the edge of his glove, hit the palm of his hand and bounced out, or he couldn't even touch the ball.

Although Tetsu Nishino's basic skills are insufficient, what he feels most deeply is that the position where the ball comes from makes him particularly uncomfortable. Movement adjustments are very uncomfortable and he often cannot adjust his body balance.

Tetsu Nishino really felt the difficulties faced by field players.

"Commander of Fielder?"
Chapter completed!