Yamamoto and Murakami are both great 👍

"3 runs of support means no loss"! Yamamoto Yoshinobu's career 34 wins, 0 losses legendary record amazes US media As the Major League Baseball (MLB) postseason heats up, Los Angeles Dodgers' Japanese ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto has once again written a terrifying "undefeated myth"! MLB statistics show that as long as his teammates provide at least 3 runs of offensive support when he starts, he has a career record of an astonishing 34 wins and 0 losses. This incredible record caused the American broadcast to exclaim in surprise on the spot. He returns home to prepare for Game 3. Before the game, Munetaka Murakami emphasized that he was not letting his guard down at all, stating, "Short series can be turned around at any time, so right now all I'm thinking about is playing the next game with all my might." If the White Sox advance directly in Game 3, it will mark a special historical moment. The last time the White Sox won a postseason series at home dates back to Game 6 of the 1906 World Series, when they defeated the Cubs at South Side Park, which was 120 years ago. Chicago fans have also already gone wild. Tickets for the first two games at the White Sox's home stadium have already sold out, and prices in the secondary market have been soaring. In particular, seats behind home plate for Game 3 were once listed for $1406 (approximately NT$44,699).