Compared to the frenzied teammates on the sidelines and the passionate spectators in the stands, the closer it gets to the key moment that determines victory or defeat, the calmer Lin Guanglai's heart becomes:
He understands very clearly what terrifying power can be unleashed when a person is in a desperate situation—at this critical moment, just one good ball away from the victory banner, he absolutely won't allow any unexpected events to occur.
With the advantage of two strikes, Lin Guanglai still adhered to the same strategy as in previous at-bats: fully utilize the allowance for balls, cool down the heated game a bit, and then decide the winner with the batter.
The third pitch, a low slider.
"Ball."
The fourth pitch, a high fastball.
"Ball."
The fifth pitch, an inside fastball.
"Ball."
"Wa la la la la la—" As Lin Guanglai consecutively threw balls, a rustle of discussion erupted among the spectators in the stands, and the atmosphere became noisy.
