My First Baseball Game In Japan Was Crazy!

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  • @young_spy
    @young_spy Рік тому +931

    I’m a Japanese American currently living in Yokohama and a huge fan of the BAYSTARS and baseball. I’m so glad that you are showing what baseball is like here in Japan to all the viewers around the world. Many Americans still probably has alot of question marks when it comes to the NPB world where the atmosphere is completely different than the states but I hope many people can learn more about the culture here throughout these vlogs! Thanks Trevor and I’m excited to see you on the big stage this year ❤

    • @sullivanbean8865
      @sullivanbean8865 Рік тому +47

      Us Americans are excited to see the Japanese culture and the beautiful country that you all live in

    • @juicicles5881
      @juicicles5881 Рік тому +16

      I'm an American that's done some Japanese martial arts growing up. I got into how the modern culture has changed the old culture that had Beauty, for sure, but also had crazy stuff. The Honor thing is Awesome, but modern folks decided they could do better. It's beautiful.
      People say "osu" here to mean respect. I found out that it's short for "osugurime", which was a thing people said at breakfast to mean "respect and good day". then I found out that it specifically excludes women, people younger than you, people in a lower social class, and non-Japanese. I stopped saying it and explained it to anyone that did.
      I'm also a huge baseball guy. I love Japanese baseball. I love how every game is a party. It's so fun. They have cheerleaders, both male and female.
      I never had a favorite team because I liked all of the teams. I always dreamed of getting there to see it. And get an R33 4-door Skyline GT-R . Too bad Im poor!
      In all the WBC's, they were the #2 team I rooted for. Softball, too, and I think it's awesome that American players can have a softball league that doesn't pay like crap that they can play in.
      Now, Baystars are my favorite because I like Trevor a lot. He's a blast to watch pitch. His passion is evident, and I'm all all about players like that. I'm a Cubs fan, and I just found that I like him when we played them in the World Series.

    • @ElRey_Congo
      @ElRey_Congo Рік тому +25

      I officially like Japanese baseball more than American baseball now because of these videos

    • @mercster
      @mercster Рік тому +18

      In USA the baseball fans in the stands... it's more of a low-key, pastoral atmosphere. Very 19th century. In Japan it's more like a soccer game, with lots of chants and stuff. I've actually said for awhile that, although the sports are very different, soccer and baseball are paced kinda the same way. Long periods of slower strategic play, punctuated by moments of great excitement.

    • @okGDJ
      @okGDJ Рік тому +14

      baseball is awesome in japan! the atmosphere and fandom remind me of college football here in the states. Wish baseball was like that here in the states as well.

  • @TimeBucks
    @TimeBucks Рік тому +1707

    This just made me want to visit Japan even more

  • @ChairmanMeow1
    @ChairmanMeow1 Рік тому +1794

    Its weird how things ended up this way but I swear, your personality was made for Japanese baseball. You can be obsessive about your craft and well, thats Japan! I think you are gonna absolutely love Japan and this season.

    • @SDFan420
      @SDFan420 Рік тому +69

      Honestly I don't think it's weird I think he was basically blackballed from the league, probably mainly due to the whole exposing the spider tac problem mlb had. I was sad at first but happy he got to go play over seas, wish him the best

    • @ruffkuntry2574
      @ruffkuntry2574 Рік тому

      I’m sure he will. I hear Japanese girls like kinky stuff.

    • @bdbdkdfotbrveiw
      @bdbdkdfotbrveiw Рік тому +36

      @@Elver99Gudon it’s not weird to be a fan lmao

    • @98cents
      @98cents Рік тому +25

      You're right. I think he'll get spoiled by how much different it is there, maybe he'll stay longer or make a career out of it. It's not as lucrative, but for people who enjoy the game, I think Japan does it a lot better than the States.

    • @slayer2296
      @slayer2296 Рік тому +18

      @@Elver99Gudon dawg you’ve commented 20 times on this page u on his meat more than anyone 💀

  • @bbb-oq9js
    @bbb-oq9js Рік тому +79

    I wish Trevor was playing in the US still but Japan will be amazing for the brand and the fans are so genuine and you can tell they love having him there. Really feels like his love for the craft will be even more appreciated over there as well. This will be a blessing in disguise

  • @CoopMauKona
    @CoopMauKona Рік тому +423

    The thing I like about Trevor is he is genuinely interested and intellectually curious about other people, cultures, etc, even when talking about something such as Pokemon.

    • @pepperonish
      @pepperonish Рік тому +8

      I forget that he's just a kid... he grew up being prime age for playing pokemon.

    • @98cents
      @98cents Рік тому +2

      @@pepperonish 32 isn't a kid, man.

    • @pepperonish
      @pepperonish Рік тому +7

      @Tristan Sexton same age as my little sister... I still consider myself kind of a kid too... I still think of athletes as being older than me for some reason

  • @sneersh9107
    @sneersh9107 Рік тому +222

    Very jealous of how much more popular baseball is in Japan than the US. You could really see the difference in support in this year's WBC. MLB could learn a few things from Japan.

    • @driftadvocate1839
      @driftadvocate1839 Рік тому +10

      sports are to saturated in the US. other countries just focus on one usually

    • @takecham5155
      @takecham5155 Рік тому +24

      @@driftadvocate1839 It is true that baseball is particularly popular among middle-aged and older people in Japan, but a wide variety of other sports are also popular.

    • @deadarmd
      @deadarmd Рік тому +2

      Baseball has this popularity in the late 90s...

    • @IAMMRON
      @IAMMRON Рік тому +1

      NBA BETTER

    • @bootPolish786
      @bootPolish786 Рік тому

      Sports are to saturated in the US other countries just focus on one musally

  • @albertlwj
    @albertlwj Рік тому +693

    glad to see the Japanese team respecting Bauer's own training regime and routine, unlike the MLB teams who scoffed at him and tried to get him to fit in

    • @scame76
      @scame76 Рік тому

      Garrett Cole is a punk

    • @therealbs2000
      @therealbs2000 Рік тому +14

      Robert whiting's head is about to explode!!!

    • @benjaminhaunted182
      @benjaminhaunted182 Рік тому +4

      At first I though it would have been the other way around!

    • @natsumikan77
      @natsumikan77 Рік тому +1

      Perhaps he has only examined some of the larger Japanese teams.

    • @ChairmanMeow1
      @ChairmanMeow1 Рік тому +20

      If theres one thing I think Bauer was ahead of the curve on, it was his training regimen. He never gets hurt and he was hitting 96 in that minors game still.

  • @kevintate768
    @kevintate768 Рік тому +164

    Just wanted to say thank you for taking a moment to thank a brother that is currently serving in the navy. I am a army veteran from many years ago and more than ever these kids need to hear those simple words of thank you for your service. Thank you for doing that for my brothers and sisters in the military!

    • @DaileyShorts
      @DaileyShorts Рік тому +6

      As a fellow veteran myself, I can confirm it's something you never get tired of hearing, even in it's most cliche, forced or ice breaking form. But, vet to vet, thank you for your sacrifices that really only we know the true depth of.
      Til Valhalla Brother.

    • @SHOTMONTAGE
      @SHOTMONTAGE Рік тому

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  • @samueltokko
    @samueltokko Рік тому +194

    As a military veteran, thank you for taking the time to recognize those who are serving our country around the world!
    You are a good guy and will always have fans who are rooting for you

    • @yoshikurakino
      @yoshikurakino Рік тому +13

      私達横浜市民も隣の横須賀のアメリカ海軍の軍人さん達には日々感謝をしております。
      この間の国際観艦式も楽しかったですね。
      私はよく“どぶ板通り”のTSUNAMIにハンバーガーを食べに行きますが、あの商店街で米海軍軍人の皆さんを見かけると嬉しいですよ。
      横須賀の三笠公園の世界三大旗艦の戦艦三笠が敗戦時に破壊されず現代も展示保管されているのは、ニミッツ提督と米海軍有志の方々の御協力が有ったそうです。
      これからも同盟諸国の共存共栄と御互いの文化交流を楽しみましょう!

    • @jackshittle
      @jackshittle Рік тому +7

      @@yoshikurakino I am a U.S. Navy veteran (199-1995) from New Jersey who agrees with you 100%. This is the time for the U.S. & Japan to be stronger then ever. I hope your baseball team has a great season with many victories over your rivals.

    • @yoshikurakino
      @yoshikurakino Рік тому +5

      @@jackshittle
      コメントありがとうございます。
      バウワーさんが横浜に来て下さった御陰で横浜ベイスターズと横浜市民横須賀市民は貴重な時間を過ごす事が出来ます。
      きっとベイスターズの選手はバウワーさんから多くを学び、いずれベイスターズの選手の中からメジャーリーグに移籍して恩返しの活躍をする人も現れるでしょう。
      アナタの応援するチームも今年1年飛躍の年に成ります様に、横浜から祈ります。

  • @pohorex6834
    @pohorex6834 Рік тому +314

    Honestly I truly think that you playing in Japan and sharing your experience will do more for baseball than anything that you could’ve done in the MLB. Dumb what happened, but super important for sharing the baseball culture

    • @myersbob7517
      @myersbob7517 Рік тому

      I'm new to this channel what happened

    • @frothinggrom9170
      @frothinggrom9170 Рік тому +2

      TB making lemonade while on set-break from the Bigs! Appreciate all the Japan/MPB nuance & culture differences shared in vlog & TB’s relentless dedication (analytics, etc.) to his craft

    • @DaileyShorts
      @DaileyShorts Рік тому +1

      Agreed

  • @schemea
    @schemea Рік тому +42

    You can see it in the comments on the Japanese version of this video too, but Japanese fans really appreciate your analytical and meticulous approach to pitching which may have been slightly off putting in the eyes of MLB. I think you will be a great fit there for sure.

  • @ようやっとる-t5o
    @ようやっとる-t5o Рік тому +363

    I am a BayStars fan living in Yokohama, Japan, and I am very excited to have Bauer here in Yokohama.
    As Bauer told me, the style of watching games in Japan and the U.S. is quite different. The "cheering songs" of the players are an important part of the culture. I hope that Major League Baseball fans will visit Japanese baseball stadiums when they come to Japan.
    And, like Bauer, enjoy Japanese culture, such as Tokyo Tower and Pokemon.
    And, above all, we are looking forward to the day when Bauer will pitch on the mound for the first team.

    • @sirmonkey1985
      @sirmonkey1985 Рік тому +30

      definitely on my bucket list to go to all the Japanese stadiums.

    • @dustykatt
      @dustykatt Рік тому +48

      I'll be at a Hanshin Tigers game on May 19th! My first Japanese baseball game.

    • @OCMOONSHOTS
      @OCMOONSHOTS Рік тому +27

      Japan definitely is unique when it comes to baseball, which seems to pair well with Trevor’s unique personality. Every baseball fan should try to hit a game in Japan one day! Hope you get the opportunity to come and visit some of the historic MLB ballparks as well!

    • @naporiturn-tankoni
      @naporiturn-tankoni Рік тому +7

      @@dustykatt ︎👍🐯

    • @jayrod9979
      @jayrod9979 Рік тому +9

      I think American baseball fans are a bit envious of the Japanese baseball experience.
      It is sad that none of the MLB stadiums have the entertainment fir the fans as you have in Japan.

  • @DoingNothingKing
    @DoingNothingKing Рік тому +225

    What’s blowing my mind, played/been a baseball fan 20+years. How have I never heard/seen this about Japan games??? Always knew they were passionate but feel iv never heard anyone talk about how entertaining/different Japan games are. Insane

    • @michaelmaas5544
      @michaelmaas5544 Рік тому +6

      The thing I found as a fan to be the most different thing was fan safety. There was a 40’-50’ tall net that ran from one foul pole in right field all the way to left field.
      They have people with air horns who’s only job is to track foul balls coming over the net and warning people where it’s landing. There was a section in the out field where
      you could sit in front of the net but you had to wear a helmet and have a glove! Everyone was into watching the game and not talking or taking pictures to post on social media.

    • @mirantilin
      @mirantilin Рік тому +5

      My first ever baseball game was in Japan when I had a trip to Japan, and it was at this stadium.

    • @MeridithQueenOfSpades
      @MeridithQueenOfSpades Рік тому +3

      @van truong thi You doing ok?

    • @JuanPerez-zz1ik
      @JuanPerez-zz1ik Рік тому +5

      MLB won't compete so they don't want you to know how much they don't provide for fans. That being said... I'm in the boat with you. I had no idea

    • @DoingNothingKing
      @DoingNothingKing Рік тому +3

      @@JuanPerez-zz1ik amazingly said, true and great point.

  • @sullivanbean8865
    @sullivanbean8865 Рік тому +148

    I’m happy for you Trevor, the excitement from the fans, it’s so cool to see you back out there. Hopefully us Americans get the opportunity to get to watch you play again in the MLB

    • @roythousand13
      @roythousand13 Рік тому +11

      Honestly, I hope he can stay on his current Japanese baseball team! He seems happier over there!

    • @susanmenegus5543
      @susanmenegus5543 Рік тому +4

      I agree.

    • @RichKenyon317
      @RichKenyon317 Рік тому +4

      After experiencing all that energy in would he want to come back to boring mlb haha

  • @high-defRJ
    @high-defRJ Рік тому +21

    Love how Trevor is showing the fans' excitement for baseball in Japan in vlog, as well as Trevor's experience connecting to the culture. I know that getting back to majors is the goal after the season, but I wouldn't count out on him staying an extra year. Just when World Baseball Classic proved that NPB is as good as MLB, but Trevor's personality and his dream of playing in Japan is match made in heaven.

  • @layeeeeeTV
    @layeeeeeTV Рік тому +158

    This just made me want to visit Japan even more. The hero interview is the coolest thing I’ve ever heard of in a sporting event

    • @brendanthomas6671
      @brendanthomas6671 Рік тому +2

      Hockey has always done it. You have the three stars of the game and the first star gives and interview

    • @ShaneGrogan724
      @ShaneGrogan724 Рік тому +2

      That's just a normal thing at an NHL game

    • @ChairmanMeow1
      @ChairmanMeow1 Рік тому

      Japans cool but get ready to pay $15 for toothpaste and such

  • @SargeAu
    @SargeAu Рік тому +87

    Japan is such a genuinely nice culture. Ive heard nothing but great thing about the people of Japan. Hope you have a great year dude

    • @俺はエゴイストだ
      @俺はエゴイストだ Рік тому +15

      ほんとにそう言ってくれる海外の方がいてくれるから私達もいいものを作ろうと頑張れます。ほんとにありがとう😊

  • @subttt700
    @subttt700 Рік тому +51

    I am an ordinary Japanese and I like this video very much because I can hear your natural voice. I like this video very much because I can sense not only your personality and emotions, but also your health and fatigue level from your voice.

  • @SaltyChip
    @SaltyChip Рік тому +5

    It’s awesome to see how much love the fans give the players and vice versa! Just seeing how many fans were still there 20 mins after the end of game tells ya everything you need to know.

  • @KO-rf7uv
    @KO-rf7uv Рік тому +86

    Your words give us new sights for our baseball culture. I hope you will love the time to play baseball in Japan and achieve success.
    Welcome to Baystars!!

    • @TippyHippy
      @TippyHippy Рік тому

      I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture.

    • @biscuit3130
      @biscuit3130 Рік тому

      @@TippyHippy that makes two of us

  • @mmirskkk
    @mmirskkk Рік тому +229

    I am Japanese, but I like this video better than the Japanese version because it looks more like a documentary film.
    We look forward to Bauer's success!

    • @Shmoffy_
      @Shmoffy_ Рік тому +6

      Where would I find a Japanese version? I wanna see the differences

    • @cozyyyy3033
      @cozyyyy3033 Рік тому

      @@Shmoffy_ www.youtube.com/@TrevorBauerInJapanese
      i geuss that japanese version is made by machine translation, so that japanese is unnatural.

    • @Kengakukai2613
      @Kengakukai2613 Рік тому

      @@Shmoffy_ ua-cam.com/video/9tazyKRmaZw/v-deo.html

    • @ばーがーch
      @ばーがーch Рік тому

      ​@@Shmoffy_ youtube.com/@TrevorBauerInJapanese

    • @ケイケイ-q9m
      @ケイケイ-q9m Рік тому

      @@Shmoffy_ ua-cam.com/video/9tazyKRmaZw/v-deo.html

  • @allegronontroppo1
    @allegronontroppo1 Рік тому +81

    I find myself looking forward to your vlog more than anything else on UA-cam. I'm so excited for you Trevor. The people, and the fans seem terribly happy to have you are part of their baseball culture. Your sheer love of the game, and your willingness to teach it's science seem very much appreciated, and help your personality shine through your videos to all of us! Thank you for sharing this ride!

    • @TippyHippy
      @TippyHippy Рік тому

      I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture

    • @Jon_Bonds_Jovi
      @Jon_Bonds_Jovi Рік тому

      What exactly could you even like about Trevor? He's been a notoriously bad teammate, makes excuses & also tries to throw other high-profile MLB players under the bus. He's an absolute bitch & I truly hope he's gone forever --- you can have him Japan. Good riddance to this fool.

    • @jasonweitman6040
      @jasonweitman6040 Рік тому

      ​@@TippyHippy whaaat?

  • @iangelinas5224
    @iangelinas5224 Рік тому +29

    Hey man, have lived in Yokohama for 8 years. It’s super interesting watching you walking around all the places I walk all the time and learning about Japanese culture. Hope to make it to a game this year and bring my 2 1/2 year old to his first game. Welcome!

  • @3putt4u
    @3putt4u Рік тому +45

    Incredibly entertaining! Love your perspective on playing Japanese baseball, and living there. Your content is original, and one of a kind!

  • @thefallenmyst
    @thefallenmyst Рік тому +28

    It's great how much Japan loves its baseball. Meanwhile you have MLB cutting game length as much as possible, and the last time I went to a game, we sat there for about 5 minutes after the game ended before ushers came by to hurry us along. Japan's got it right, and I appreciate you sharing that with us!

  • @茶ほうじ茶
    @茶ほうじ茶 Рік тому +26

    昨日の登板最高でした!!
    日本での試合をもっと見たいです!

  • @JW-_
    @JW-_ Рік тому +10

    Awesome to see a packed stadium even after the game has finished. America needs the Japanese vibe to revive baseball here.

  • @noahhess4955
    @noahhess4955 Рік тому +61

    The moment with the fans and his agent was really cool. Loved watching Trevor pitch in Cincinnati and I hope he does well in Japan 👍

    • @dannyjoe3343
      @dannyjoe3343 Рік тому +4

      Wish he was still with the Reds.

  • @haxgaming2932
    @haxgaming2932 Рік тому +38

    Seeing Trevor play for the Baystars hits home knowing my uncle who was also American had an outstanding career for the Baystars! Can’t wait to see you go off this year !!

  • @NPAMike
    @NPAMike Рік тому +48

    I hope you keep posting all year long while in japan. Would love to see the culture, the city, the process, and everything.

  • @spazreem9366
    @spazreem9366 Рік тому +42

    Kept getting chills while watching the stadium erupt. I am soo damn happy for you Trevor. Hope you're enjoying Japan and being treated the way you should be. Stay safe and healthy man. Cant wait to watch your games.

  • @johnisouth6636
    @johnisouth6636 Рік тому +72

    Greatest baseball reality show ever. Trev is my favorite pitcher.

  • @04022020
    @04022020 Рік тому +13

    Your comment about the impression of Japanese baseball entertainment… Yokohama Stadium performance is quite unique and special also here in Japan. Actually the customer satisfaction is No.1 in Japan. From my point of view, I think you joined the perfect team.

  • @careyjohnson4143
    @careyjohnson4143 Рік тому +18

    THANK YOU. This has been so much fun to watch. Glad to see you smiling and back in your element!

  • @Juuq
    @Juuq Рік тому +18

    Makes my day when i see a new Trevor Bauer video! Gonna miss you in the MLB but super hyped for this new Japan start up for you! It's like you were meant for this league with the energy it has! Keep it up man go win a cy young there too!

  • @joeram92
    @joeram92 Рік тому +84

    Thank you for bringing the perspective of Japan Baseball to viewers in America. I can't wait to visit Japan and watch a baseball game and see this experience in person.

  • @yellofury
    @yellofury Рік тому +13

    Dude this blog is getting so much better!! I love the Pikachu moment hilarious!!! This is coming from a guy born in Japan and raised in the US. Love the fact that you are playing for my birthplace of Yokohama. I support both the BayStars and the Giants. You have a good personality for this and its nice to have an inside look at Japanese Pro Baseball.
    Keep up this blog. Its fantastic!

  • @La_bruin
    @La_bruin Рік тому +17

    Japanese American UCLA alumni who watched almost all of your games at Jackie Robinson checking in. My family & I are so stoked to watch your posts in Japan. Your workout regimen is fascinating... almost as fascinating as your sushi eating technique. 😂 Go BayStars & go Bruins.

  • @Extraordinary_Bluesky
    @Extraordinary_Bluesky Рік тому +87

    Your first pitching in Yokosuka was amazing! Keep up the good work!

  • @dallinoaks5242
    @dallinoaks5242 Рік тому +12

    Thank you for recognizing that veteran that shows a big part of your true character, I’ve been a fan of you for a while and I wish you good luck in japan

  • @OmnipotentGamingYT
    @OmnipotentGamingYT Рік тому +16

    Bro your a breathe of fresh air and have such humility. I'm super glad your playing again and I will try to save up some cash to watch you play a game out in Japan dude. Keep up the hard work and God bless bro

  • @Babyyellow13
    @Babyyellow13 Рік тому +8

    when I was kid I lived in Okinawa and use to watch Japanese baseball highlights on their sports center. I was blown away about how the fans got so into the games, pretty cool.

  • @xerttangofoxtrot1549
    @xerttangofoxtrot1549 Рік тому +47

    For a guy who lived in Japan for 15 years, I got to say this is an excellent vlog! I enjoyed the content. Just a heads up. Wait when you go to Koshien Stadium in Osaka! The atmosphere there is insane! Good luck with your season in Yokohama.

  • @bradleysell7030
    @bradleysell7030 Рік тому +12

    Oh man these videos are a treat, Japan seems like such an amazing place. Can't wait for the next one!

  • @kijungpaik8515
    @kijungpaik8515 Рік тому +77

    It’s cool to see the Japanese embrace you and you embrace Japan. Hope everything works out 👍

    • @GozarianGozar
      @GozarianGozar Рік тому

      It's called tatamae. They aren't embracing anything.

  • @FranciscoPereiro
    @FranciscoPereiro Рік тому +1

    10:45 how exciting is watching those fans getting excited. Thanks Trevor for sharing the thrill of having you pitching outside the US, or the MLB for that matter. Many many many people support you, great job

  • @NappyGilmore
    @NappyGilmore Рік тому +14

    Duude I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you vlogging your experience in Japan. Absolutely loving these videos, keep up the good work

  • @theredrooster7143
    @theredrooster7143 Рік тому +29

    Never been a Bauer fan but I’m looking forward to these vlogs and rooting for the guy. I should say that I also appreciate how he was the only one talking about pitchers cheating. I’ll never forget Cole crying about how hard it is to grip a ball….

  • @WildKnight23
    @WildKnight23 Рік тому +37

    Mr. Bauer I’m happy to see your doing good in Japan. I’m sad that your not pitching for my Dodgers but Japan is an amazing country and I’ll be rooting for you 👏 ( p.s. you and Rachel have great chemistry)

  • @tombystander
    @tombystander Рік тому +12

    Man this is the best of both worlds! Baseball and Japanese culture. So jealous Trevor ur living a dream

  • @anthonygarcia12
    @anthonygarcia12 Рік тому +3

    Always appreciated the baseball fans in Japan. They absolutely love the game of baseball.

  • @jamesjackson9591
    @jamesjackson9591 Рік тому +19

    Hey Trevor, I'm so happy you're embracing your time in Japan and so excited to see your growth in Japanese baseball. Your UA-cam channel is pretty dope man and I wanted to say you're killing it bro! I would like to know (and hope you document this in a later video) about pitching in a home game. Does the stadium get eerily quiet? I'm asking because when Japan pitched in the WBC this year, it got soo quiet that you could hear the pitchers grunting. I was a pitcher in HS, but I can't say I've ever pitched almost complete silence. I know American baseball fields are loud from start to finish, so I'd love to know how you felt during these times. Best of luck with the BayStars and you gained a follower/subscriber!

  • @handconstructed
    @handconstructed Рік тому +32

    These guys suddenly have full-blown access to one of the world's best pitchers and it's great to see the mutual appreciation. It's no surprise some players decide to stay there

  • @fatmanchew909
    @fatmanchew909 Рік тому +43

    Your attention to detail is just as efficient as the sushi chef. Good job on your first game.

  • @Garbonzzzzzzzo
    @Garbonzzzzzzzo Рік тому +7

    I am such a big fan from the momentum crowd, I knew I had to tune into the vlogs this year. You don't get this perspective of how MLB players/pro players go day by day. Very cool to show us all the inside stuff :). Thanks Trevor for this channel !

  • @ashhk311
    @ashhk311 Рік тому +13

    So excited to watch you pitch live! I’ve been in Japan for 13 years and love watching baseball here. This should be a fun season.

    • @Hadduck
      @Hadduck Рік тому +1

      Yes it will, I'm just a lil salty cause i bought a new baystars jersey right before they announced him signing lol. Still ended up buying a his tho.

  • @nattiecraft
    @nattiecraft Рік тому +2

    I love how during the hero interview after the game the entire stadium is still packed super awesome!

  • @Vonweakass
    @Vonweakass Рік тому +13

    When I started watching baseball the beginning of the 2021 season, you were the first pitcher I saw and you became my favorite because of your personality. This is so good to see man. Proud of you & happy for you, stay blessed 💜.

  • @AngelRodriguezFritoLay
    @AngelRodriguezFritoLay Рік тому +16

    Yokohama is a wonderful city. Would live there any day. Baseball games are amazing in Japan. A spectacle for the truest fans. Good luck to TB.

  • @bobbaker8263
    @bobbaker8263 Рік тому +17

    This video was so cool seeing the different aspects of the game. I’ve been a baseball fan for sixty plus years. A Phillies fan & last year seeing them in the WS was awesome. They came up short but as I said always a fan. Japanese people seemed warm & just as excited if not more. Best of luck to you & your team. Enjoy what you’re doing. ⚾️🧢⚾️

  • @michaelpalanza5878
    @michaelpalanza5878 Рік тому +11

    Bauer is an excellent baseball educator. I hope to see him back in the Bigs but looking forward to following his Japanese journey.

  • @williamlaguna4664
    @williamlaguna4664 Рік тому +16

    The Stadium looks amazing, would love an in depth behind the scenes tour!

  • @native_ty
    @native_ty Рік тому +7

    Trevor has a really great personality
    Glad I found his channel

  • @elcianner
    @elcianner Рік тому +15

    The Japanese dude's interaction with Rachel was so wholesome

  • @metfan099
    @metfan099 Рік тому +60

    Trevor Bauer was meant to play baseball in Japan. The scientific approach, the attention to detail …his style fits the culture there so naturally.

  • @meastwood274
    @meastwood274 Рік тому +9

    Excited to watch every pitch. Great job in the 4 innings last night. Little rusty but to be expected. Got up to 155 km. Excellent.

  • @t7rick13
    @t7rick13 Рік тому +4

    Nice Win Trevor appreciate the behind the scenes of Japan baseball and to see your continued journey. Been a fan of your unorthodox training methods and metrics for a long time. Keep up the great work and content. Good luck this season.

  • @alexorchard2457
    @alexorchard2457 Рік тому +9

    love to see the excitement and passion the fans have for Trev!

  • @josegrullon024
    @josegrullon024 Рік тому +9

    Keep going Trevor. This documentary will change baseball forever. I can already see it. Thank you so much for sharing 💪

  • @イニだよ
    @イニだよ Рік тому +14

    I would be happy if more foreigners became interested in Japanese baseball through Mr. Bauer. I think Japanese baseball has different advantages than MLB, so I want everyone to know about it. Good luck in Japan!

  • @miatamal3698
    @miatamal3698 Рік тому +10

    Your gonna be a great pitching coach down the road. Your attention to detail ,mechanics and how you explain detail is perfect 👌🏽

  • @griffi4843
    @griffi4843 Рік тому +45

    I'm loving your decision to take your talents to Japan more and more with each video. You're killing it dude. Keep up the great work and continue living life to the fullest. Your fans are happy to see you happy.

  • @flexjohnson8
    @flexjohnson8 Рік тому +2

    From lefty perspective. Cutter, change, curve, fastball, slider. Arm speed consistency of course is hard to tell. Awesome video! Hope you have tons of success in japan!

  • @justinherbert9146
    @justinherbert9146 Рік тому +6

    This morning having breakfast at the hotel - eating and surfing the ESPN website and the first story under TOP HEADLINES was "Bauer pitches in Japan for first game in two years" - I got excited, could not wait to read the article and things could not have gone better for you Trevor - no runs, 4 hits, 6 strike outs in 4 innings - big turn out at the minor league ballpark, far larger attendance then usual - rooting for you big time. Loved this video, thanks again! PS - Rachel besides being smart, hard working looks absolutely gorgeous, she is awesome!

  • @user-sp9po5qi9q
    @user-sp9po5qi9q Рік тому +8

    Some of the best content on UA-cam rn. I knew these Japan vlogs were going to be exceptional but they're on another level! It feels so good to wake up to a new vlog on a lazy Sunday morning :D

  • @CaptainRon1913
    @CaptainRon1913 Рік тому +12

    Thanks Trev for showing us around the BayStars... After seeing that, not sure I'd want to come back to the states to play.. I'd really like to come visit some games in Japan... Rachel is a gem, keep up the good work, and all the best for success this season. Cheers!

  • @PDYALL
    @PDYALL Рік тому +4

    Wow that sushi freaking looked amazing congrats and glad you’re enjoying it overseas. Can’t wait to see more of the vids and follow your season

  • @cowboybebop2648
    @cowboybebop2648 Рік тому +22

    This vlog gonna be Epic, being able to witness the behind the scene of an NPB season 🙌🙌🙌

  • @rw9931
    @rw9931 Рік тому +3

    Thank you so much for coming to Yokohama!! I've been away from ball games for so long but you're the reason why I decided to go back to the stadium! Stay healthy.

  • @richardk6196
    @richardk6196 Рік тому +8

    IMHO Your best video yet. Great to see you taking it all in and making the most of your journey.

  • @JAGL716
    @JAGL716 Рік тому +11

    Fans are so excited to see you and respectful man.. I wish I could see a game in Japan one day😭

  • @Nick-NY
    @Nick-NY Рік тому +6

    I’m loving this channel.

  • @josephcerasuolo3563
    @josephcerasuolo3563 Рік тому +12

    Let's go, Trev! Glad you got checked out and kept healthy, and I'm also really glad you've got people taking your practices, warm-ups, and routines seriously. I'm hoping you play in Japan long enough that I get to see you play in a game in the next couple of years when I can make it out to Japan. Your manager (Chalupa?) looked like she was having so much fun at the game talking to fans and at the pokemon center. The fans seem really awesome, genuinely excited about the game and the players and cheering them on.

  • @optimistic5518
    @optimistic5518 Рік тому +3

    Glad people are showing him so much love and supporting bro

  • @Jordan.M.23
    @Jordan.M.23 Рік тому +11

    Man I'm so proud of you and rooting for you this season! The games look like a ton of fun to be at.

  • @ryanmoran1605
    @ryanmoran1605 Рік тому +53

    Bro, I hate the way you've been treated since the supposed "incident." I'm very happy that you've found a home to play baseball despite all of the adversity. I wish you the best in your career going forward. You are an amazing pitcher. Good luck in Japan and I hope to see you back in the MLB once they accept what a great mistake they have made. Best of luck!

  • @TERoss-jk9ny
    @TERoss-jk9ny Рік тому +11

    Japan. Make Baseball Great Again! Looks so exciting!
    No wonder Shohei is so great. His fan base while he was still in Japan must have been phenomenal!
    Happy for you Trevor, I hope you find what you are looking for. Godspeed.

  • @TheJeffdotcooper
    @TheJeffdotcooper Рік тому +5

    Approximately three hours for a game and the fans stick around even longer? Weeeeeird…And I love it!!!

  • @romiarkan450
    @romiarkan450 Рік тому +5

    The rehab outing at the Dock this afternoon was good shit. Japanese fans talked about how scary it was that you easily ramped up the intensity to get out of the jam in the third inning. Keep working hard and stay humble bro, the Baystars know they got a good one and will take care of you.
    One thing I'm noticing across all ballparks in Japan is the foul territories are so big. Passed balls are going to be very costly.

  • @donm1612
    @donm1612 Рік тому +6

    I've been to three games in Japan. They have all been wonderful - the game, the fans, the atmosphere, the food...and the beer keg women. My favorite mascot is Yakult Man - Making sure everyone remembers to get their daily drinkable yoghurt full of beneficial bacteria for the gut.

  • @douglassloan6831
    @douglassloan6831 Рік тому +17

    Trevor seems like he's a born teacher or coach. We already know he's a born entertainer. Looking forward to seeing you pitch!

  • @MiniHasSwag
    @MiniHasSwag Рік тому +1

    Your knowledge is amazing Trevor. Just watch these videos make me feel smarter. Rooting for you

  • @suzanneh1605
    @suzanneh1605 Рік тому +3

    So excited for you to get after it in Japan! Amazing to see the fan experience of the game there. Super neat view of incoming pitches- you can hurl!

  • @Jason1717171717
    @Jason1717171717 Рік тому +25

    Trev, you are for sure the most entertaining baseball player on the planet. Good luck to you homie

  • @dmutant2635
    @dmutant2635 Рік тому +7

    Playing in Japan sounds really cool. Hope you and your new team get it done.

  • @ReelNW
    @ReelNW Рік тому +6

    I am excited to watch your journey in Japan! I already can't wait for your next video!

  • @Japanese_Made_Easy_Podcast
    @Japanese_Made_Easy_Podcast Рік тому +23

    Really enjoying these updates. The Japanese baseball experience is so different from in the U.S. Now that pandemic rules are relaxed things are back to normal. Singing, chants, etc.

  • @3idjn7
    @3idjn7 Рік тому +7

    Another good vlog on the books, I love these very much. I've a feeling the next one will be even better with celebrating the 1st game since the move, as some other commenters have noted that it already happened :)

  • @Stoobz
    @Stoobz Рік тому +2

    Man I've always been a fan, love your attitude and I know you'll have the best time in Japan! Happy to watch your career continue definitely will be finding a way to watch your games

  • @cartersteffan362
    @cartersteffan362 Рік тому +20

    I hope you are having fun in Japan!