※This video is a compilation of the "Nakamura Norihiro, Ogasawara Michihiro Collaboration Discussion" that was distributed in September 2024. Please subscribe to the channel and comment. A divine collaboration! Matsuzaka Daisuke x Nakamura Norihiro x Ogasawara Michihiro! A miraculous reunion that will warm the hearts of professional baseball fans! Japan's No. 1 powerful hitter with a full swing from the right and left who went head-to-head with the monster of the Heisei era! Nakamura Norihiro and Ogasawara Michihiro talk about their memories of the passionate era, from Matsuzaka Daisuke's debut to his retirement! Plus, a divine project! Matsuzaka, Nakamura Nori, and Ogasawara talk about the genius hitters who lived in the same era! Ichiro, Matsui Hideki, Maeda Tomonori, Takahashi Yoshinobu, Matsunaka Nobuhiko, Tuffy Rhodes, Fukuura Kazuya, etc. Who are the genius left-handed hitters that Nakamura Nori and Ogasawara admired? Hiromitsu Ochiai, Ramirez, Kazu Kiyohara, Yoshitomo Tani, Atsuya Furuta, Seiichi Uchikawa, etc... Who is the genius right-handed batter that Nakamura Nori and Ogasawara praise as their ideal player? A miraculous reunion that will warm the hearts of professional baseball fans!! Watch the collaborative interview between Matsuzaka Daisuke, Nakamura Norihiro and Ogasawara Michi in one go! Be sure to check it out ⚾️ ⚾️We also recommend: Baseball Collaboration • Collaboration Close-up Project • Close-up All-in-One • All-in-One Golf • Golf Katsuura Golf Clubhttps://www.katsuuragolf.com/ ■Our Generation! Daisuke Matsuzaka x Norihiro Nakamura x Michihiro Ogasawara 00:00 Nori Nakamura and Ogasawara talk about Matsuzaka's debut to retirement 42:20 Talking about the genius left-handed batters of our time 53:35 Talking about the genius right-handed batters of our time 01:04:35 END ⚾️ Please write in the comments section about any projects or collaborations you would like to see us do ■ Daisuke Matsuzaka DAISUKE MATSUZAKA Graduated from Yokohama High School. In the 1998 summer Koshien final, he became the second pitcher in history to pitch a no-hitter, drawing attention as the "Heisei Monster." He joined the Seibu Lions as the first pick in the 1998 draft. He won the most wins and the Sawamura Award from his rookie year. He won bronze medals at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 and the Athens Olympics in 2004. He was the MVP of the World Baseball Classic in two consecutive tournaments in 2006 and 2009. In 2006, he signed with the Boston Red Sox and became the first Japanese pitcher to win a World Series. He returned to Japanese baseball in 2015 and joined his former team, the Seibu Lions, in 2020. He retired at the end of the 2021 season and is currently active as a sportscaster. Official website: https://daisukematsuzaka18.jp/ Twitter: /matsu_dice Photo provided by: Saitama Seibu Lions #Daisuke Matsuzaka #Norihiro Nakamura #Michihiro Ogasawara #Hiromitsu Ochiai #Ramirez #Kazuhiro Kiyohara #Kenji Jojima #Hiroki Kokubo #Yoshitomo Tani #Atsuya Furuta #Seichi Uchikawa #Shohei Otani #Sadaharu Oh #NPB #Professional baseball #Seibu #Seibu Lions #Kintetsu #Nippon Ham #Nippon Ham #Daiei #Chiba Lotte Marines #Orix Buffaloes #Giants #Chunichi Dragons #Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks #MLB #Major League #WBC #MVP #Heisei's Monster #Samurai Japan #Ichiro #Hideki Matsui #Home run #3-run home run #Yoshinobu Takahashi #Tomonori Maeda #Nobuhiko Matsunaka