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弁護士。いいねは備忘録としても用います。賛意とは限りませんので悪しからず。

[岩隈久志 （Hisashi Iwakuma） @Hisashi_Iwakuma]

1枚目と3枚目は家族写真^_^

2枚目はイチさんと妻とこども達です^_^

ホームランダービーのイチさんが本当に凄くて、改めて尊敬の気持ちでいっぱいになりました！！

#mariners50

[白石 淳, 救急医 / Shiraishi Atsushi, MD, PhD @shiraishia_md]

民主的に選ばれた議会も、強力な政権も、厳格公平な法廷も、科学を修正することは一切できない。三権は科学を参照するのみで触れることはできない。研究論文が共有され、これに基づいた科学者の合意が、毎日のように国の枠組みを超えて科学をアップデートする。権力は科学を歪めることはできない。

科学そのものは歪められなくても、科学の社会実装と科学を支える社会基盤とを歪めることができる。この歪曲がいま起きている。

https://t.co/Uz2DGN1alW

[おると🦴整形外科医@筋トレ @Ortho_FL]

これに対して米国医師会がガチギレしてるのでみんな見て欲しい

[MLB @MLB]

Ichiro's swing is still golden at 52 years old 🐐

He was crushing homers in the Seattle Mariners Alumni Home Run Derby!

[Seattle Mariners ON Tap @MarinersONTap]

Ichiro says he could have hit for power but went for average instead. How many HRs do you think Ichiro could have hit?

[岩田健太郎 K Iwata @georgebest1969]

あー、壊れた。完全に壊れた。

米国沈没

[Sara Arrigoni @SaraAinSeattle]

Still marveling at this from Friday. Ichiro combines bat control and strategy (aiming for shortest part of park) to make up for his age and lack of size. You can’t understand how difficult this is until you see current all-stars struggle to do the same.

[HiT / MLB JAPAN NEWS @hitotonoya1_00]

昨日のマリナーズOBのホームランダービー
1人だけ明らかにおかしすぎる

①ロメロ(37歳 / 191cm)：7本
②ノラ(36歳 / 183cm)：6本
②イチロー(52歳 / 180cm)：6本
④ヒーリー(34歳 / 195cm)：4本
⑤ジェイコブセン(50歳 / 193cm)：3本
⑥ローランドスミス(43歳 / 190cm)：2本
⑥キャメロン(53歳 / 188cm)：2本
※予選の本塁打数

🎥Source: @Daily_Online

[jc @JCHawks_BBN]

This is maybe the most awe-inducing play I've ever witnessed man I'll never forget seeing this live

[車道 段差 (shadow_dancer) @shadow11d22a33n]

高市総理率いる自民党が言う至れり尽くせりの避難所がこれです。

[山崎 雅弘 @mas__yamazaki]

この映像、高市早苗は自分に話しかけている被爆者代表の人を、目つきや表情、態度で「威嚇」してますよね。

総理大臣として謙虚に耳を傾けるという、最低限必要な姿勢が全然ない。

石破までの歴代の首相はここまでひどくなかったと思う。いろんな面で、戦後最低の総理大臣。https://t.co/qSJGt9vO6W

[森泉岳土＠マンガ版『夜想曲集』『ソラリス』 @moriizumii]

僕が子供のころからずっと「建前より本音が大事」みたいな風潮があって、あまり好きじゃなかったのはこういうところ。この人、ずっと顔や態度に「本音」が出てしまい隠すことができなくなってる。憎しみ、面倒、時間の無駄、いらだち、媚び。こういうのを「下品」とか「幼稚」と言うんです。

[Bret Boone @theboone29]

#booneapproved

[ポッピンココ @Coco2Poppin]

何これ？気持ち悪いよ🤮
またスマホ農場使ってるのか？

#スマホ農場

[Seattle Mariners @Mariners]

Legends. Icons. Hall of Famers.

Presenting the 50 Greatest Mariners of all-time! #Mariners50

🔹 https://t.co/23g8kv7LKX 🔹

[鳩山友紀夫（由紀夫）Yukio Hatoyama @hatoyamayukio]

孫崎享氏によれば、高市首相は国家公務員試験の合格者に名前がないと言う。ところが自著には、国家公務員になる予定だったが、松下幸之助氏に会い松下政経塾に行くことになったと書いてある。高市氏は本当に高級官僚になる公務員試験に合格していたのだろうか。この方の言動には信ぴょう性が乏しい。

[the Sports ON Tap @thesportsontap]

Watching Ichiro hit bombs in an alumni derby is funny until you remember he could always do this.

He just refused to.

In 2007, Bob Nightengale asked Ichiro how many home runs he could hit if he actually tried to swing for power.

His answer: "If I'm allowed to hit .220, I could probably hit 40, but nobody wants that."

He was averaging about 10 a year at the time.

And the wild part is that everyone around him backed it up.

Ichiro's batting practice sessions were legendary for two decades. Teammates would stop what they were doing to watch him launch balls into upper decks. Then the game would start and he'd go back to slapping singles the other way and beating out infield hits.

In 2018, when he wasn't even on the active roster anymore, Mariners manager Scott Servais publicly campaigned to get him into the actual MLB Home Run Derby. His argument was simple. Ichiro takes BP every single day and he is launching balls, and it's the most fun thing in the building to watch.

Ichiro's response to his own manager nominating him?

"I didn't know the skipper told jokes, but I guess he does."

He had the power. He never wanted the trade.

Because here's what choosing singles actually bought him.

262 hits in 2004, breaking a record that had stood for 84 years.

Ten straight seasons of 200 or more hits, which nobody in the history of baseball had ever done.

Seven hit titles. Two batting titles. 3,089 hits in MLB.

And 4,367 hits as a professional across Japan and America. More than any player who has ever lived.

He wasn't hiding power. He was spending it.

Every swing he shortened, every ball he served into left field instead of trying to pull, was a deliberate trade. Fewer homers, more hits, for twenty straight years.

And he never stopped being able to do the other thing.

In 2023, at FIFTY years old, Ichiro was demonstrating technique for high school kids in Hokkaido and hit a 426 foot home run that smashed through a classroom window. His face afterward, worried he was about to get in trouble, is one of the great sports videos on the internet.

Fair counterpoint, and people have made it for years: if he really could hit 40, maybe he would have.

But it's the only career in baseball history where that argument is even possible.

He gave up the highlight so he could own the record book.

Follow @thesportsontap, we post a story like this every day.

[Dave “Softy” Mahler @Softykjr]

Ichiro getting his arm warm for the HR derby

[ユウ / TeamYAMASA Yuu @Yuu_Norespect]

【更新】鉄拳パキスタン勢のわかりやすいまとめ

・当時無名のパキスタン人選手Aがその後も海外大会で無双しまくる（世界大会11分の8優勝）

・パキスタン国外に遠征しないほぼ無名Cが2026年の世界大会の"当日予選"に参加

・猛者が集まる400名超えの当日予選で優勝し、本戦出場権利を獲得

・世界最強の32人が集まる本戦でパキスタン人選手Aを準決勝で下し、続く決勝戦では前回準優勝者を5-0（無敗のストレート勝利）で下し当日予選から貫通で優勝

[Seattle Mariners @Mariners]

Ken Griffey Jr. admiring Ichiro bombs 🤩