20260402thu(‘221204sun/入) 　今日も“No news is good news.” ／ 独り言：粘りの投球でクオリティースタートだったのだが・・・

おかあさん、

今日も雨のち晴れだったが、ちょっと肌寒かったね。

そちらは快適だよね？

体力をつける為にも、

いっぱい食べていっぱい飲んでね。

明日、会いに行くね。

No news is good news.

So, everything seems to be going smoothly, and nothing concerning has come up. 

I can finally relax. ^^

I hope my wife is feeling at ease at A-EN too. 

（Still, part of me feels sorry for my wife.）

Hilary Hahn - Mozart Violin Concerto No. 3 (New Cadenzas)

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独り言：

むむっ！

山本投手は、粘りの投球でクオリティースタートだったのだが・・・

Yamamoto battled through six innings, throwing 87 pitches and allowing just four hits and two runs — a solid quality start that kept the Dodgers in the game. But once again, the bats went silent.

The Dodgers opened the season chasing a three‑peat, yet their offense — especially the top of the order — continues to fall flat in the biggest moments.

If they want any shot at a three‑peat, they’ll have to break through the big hurdles standing in front of them. This team needs to pull together like “three arrows,” not one, and start capitalizing on scoring chances.

The Dodgers’ trademark upbeat energy is still there, but they need to crank it up even more — turn quality starts into wins, and let the lineup explode for double‑digit runs. Do that, and the pitching staff can finally relax and show what they’re truly capable of.

And maybe, just maybe, a monster home run from Ohtani will be the spark that lights the fuse.

Come on, Dodgers — let’s go!