Nizi Project Season 2

Here's the translation of the tweet: "If someone quits in such a cool way, the Giants' manager has to resign right away, right? (laughs) What will you do, Abe-san? 'It was actually Wata, Kajiwara, and Mori' - Why did DeNA's manager Miura decide to resign after finishing second in the season? Insights from a team OB: 'The people I want to grow are not growing.' (CoCoKARAnext) #YahooNews news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/08304…"

There are still 2 regular season games left, but thank you, Manager Miura! I appreciate it! It has been the best 5 years! Let's finish beautifully with a breakthrough in the CS and a victory in the Japan Series! I believe in and will support our consecutive championship! 📣 #EternalBanchou

Good morning. After a night since the news of Director Miura's resignation, I want to wholeheartedly support the team in the last two games of the season, whether I cry or laugh. In the game against Yakult, not only Sano but also Watarai and Yudai are doing well. Interestingly, Hayashi-kun has an average close to .400. On the other hand, the currently hot Kua-san is struggling against Yakult with just under .200.

The translation of the tweet is: "‘Actually, it was Watarai, Kajiwara, and Mori.’ Why did DeNA manager Miura decide to resign after finishing second in the season? Insights from a team OB: ‘The people I wanted to see grow are not growing.’ (CoCoKARAnext) In the first half, it felt like the batting lineup wasn't functioning at all. Including Go at third base, it stabilized in the second half." [Link to the article]

The tweet translates to: "Even though I think about the future of the team, perhaps I couldn't bear it for the sake of immediate victories. That said, there were parts where the consideration went too far. 'It was really Watarai, Kajiwara, and Mori.' Why did DeNA's manager Miura decide to resign after finishing second in the season? Thoughts from a former team member: 'The people I want to see grow are not growing.'" [Link to the article]

The translation of the tweet is: "It was actually Watarai, Kajiwara, and Mori." Why did DeNA manager Miura decide to resign after finishing second in the season? Insights from a team OB: "The people I want to see grow are not growing." (CoCoKARAnext) #YahooNews [link]

"Congratulations to the Yokohama DeNA BayStars for securing second place this season. And thank you, Manager Miura, for your hard work as you step down at the end of this season. Let's aim for back-to-back championships starting from the Climax Series. #baystars"

The tweet translates to: "It was actually Watarai, Kajiwara, and Mori." Why did DeNA's manager Miura decide to resign after finishing second in the season? Insights from a team OB: "The people I want to see grow are not growing." (CoCoKARAnext) news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/08304…

The tweet translates to: "It was actually Watarai, Kajiwara, and Mori." Why did DeNA manager Miura decide to resign after finishing second in the season? Insights from a team OB: "The people I want to see grow are not growing." (CoCoKARAnext) news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/08304…

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "2025.9.30 (Tue) Day 146 Medication time: 5:17 AM Weight: 68.8 kg [Medication] Finasteride 1.3 mg Minoxidil 5.0 mg Bedhead status~ The Yokohama DeNA BayStars confirmed their second place in this season, and the day after, Manager Miura announced his resignation. I started watching professional baseball in 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic began, so it's sad." pic.x.com/DqnGKowqQF