LESSON ・ 会話 + 検死 + 解説
★★★本題 — 前日に作った103枚の野球カードを抱えて、居酒屋帰りのほろ酔いで、ガチのブルワーズファンの講師と NLCS を25分語った。講師の分析は「去年のブルワーズはドジャースと本塁打で打ち合おうとして三振を重ねた。今年は自分の型 — 球数を稼ぎ、全力で走り、相手のミスを誘う — で戦う」。本人はそれを「それは日本の野球だ。俺たちはそう仕込まれてきた」と受け、金のない側が自分の型で巨人に挑むことを尊敬すると言い切った。 10/10 土曜の朝(講師の側は金曜の夜)、電話から、カメラはオフ。① 祝辞 — 第124夜に講師が言った「Chourio は大事な場面で打つ」が、今週のサヨナラ打で当たった。講師は裏話を出した — 二塁走者のフレリックが球種を Chourio に伝えていた。② 両軍の見立て — 打線は互角、投手はブルワーズ。大谷は不調(in a funk)。講師は「冷えた打者が2人続くなら前を歩かせる」「大谷には打てる球を投げるな、歩かせていい」。③ 勝負を分けるもの — 講師「勝ちたい気持ちの強いほうが勝つ」。全力で走らない打者(本人はハーパーの名を足した)と、全力で走って相手の失策を誘った Joey Ortiz。④ 脱線 — ヤンキースの崩壊、ジャッジの今朝のインタビュー、Jazz Chisholm は streaky。 DMM (録音に講師の名前は無い。本人は録音の中で、第124夜(9/29)の講師の言葉を2つ you said で引いた(Chourio gets big hits in big moments / マウンドの状態が心配)。講師は Yes. Chourio is clutch と受けた。ガチのブルワーズファンで、ブルワーズの試合しか見ないと言った。講師は本人を Taishi-san / Taishi と呼んだ。講師の側は金曜の夜、本人の側は土曜の朝。国籍は推定しない。) ★文法は脇 — 前夜の宿題 ①sure の前は be → EXECUTED(I'm not sure ×2)/ ②worth -ing → NO_CHANCE / ③人を名詞で言う席の a → FAILED(I'm not casual fan)。今夜の宿題 — 投手から打つは off(☓a hit from Mason Miller)/ very は名詞と句の前に置かない(☓very uphill battle / very in a funk)/ スモールベースボールは small ball(☓small baseball)。
2026-10-1025 分
検死レポート(ノイズ=直すべき癖)
第133夜。本題 — 金のない側が、自分の型で巨人に挑む。前日に NLCS の予習カード103枚を作った本人が、居酒屋帰りのほろ酔いで、ガチのブルワーズファンの講師と25分。講師の分析 — 去年のブルワーズは本塁打で打ち合おうとして三振を重ねた。今年は球数を稼ぎ、エースを降ろしてブルペンから点を取る。全力で走って失策を誘う。勝ちたい気持ちの強いほうが勝つ。本人 — それは日本の野球だ。金は要らない、良い監督と結束の固いクラブハウスがあればいい。ただしドジャースも手を抜かない。予想は coin toss、7戦。講師は記事に無い裏話(二塁走者フレリックが球種を伝えた)を出し、本人の長い説明を a silent killer、探した語を streaky で渡した。予習カードは6本が本番に出た(中身は着地、核の隣の1語が落ちた)。前夜の宿題 ①EXECUTED / ②NO_CHANCE / ③FAILED。今夜の宿題 — 投手から打つは off / very は形容詞の前だけ / small ball。
ネイティブらしくない癖
相手の国の話を、自分の国の記憶につないで受ける(it's Japanese baseball)。これは維持する → スポーツ名の前に a を置かない
分からない語を、分からないまま復唱する(Sensabaugh ×4) → 2回目で聞き返す。A Brewers killer? は正しくできた
X is X で選手を評価する(Mason Miller / Kiké / Vesia)。これは維持する → 人名の前後に札を付けない
強めたい所で very を重ねる(Very so huge disappointed) → 強めは1語 — really / hugely / crushed
乖離(短いSVOで言い切る練習)
居酒屋帰りで入る: I'm a little tipsy, but it's one class a day, no matter what. Bear with me.
サヨナラ打を祝う: I got goosebumps when he got that hit off Mason Miller. / Miller was tipping his pitches.
大谷の状態: He's got a biceps injury and a bad knee. / Shohei's really in a funk.
まだ苦しいと言う: It's still an uphill battle for you guys. / How do you like your chances?
全力疾走の話を受けて: That's Japanese baseball. That's how we've been trained. / Small ball. No homers. That's our way.
金は要らない: You don't need money to win at baseball. / Money can't buy hustle.
割り込む: Sorry to interrupt, but... / Can I jump in here?
怖い打者: Muncy's gonna do damage. / Pages really scares me.
脱線: Sorry, I'm getting off track. / Aaron Judge just didn't show up.
締め: I'm already having a great night.
先生Hello, Taishi-san. How are you doing tonight?
解説
★講師の側は金曜の夜、本人の側は土曜の朝。講師は自分の時間で tonight と聞いた。
生徒Yeah, I'm I'm great. And uh yeah, I had a good DJF already
解説
★DJF — 書き起こしで判別できない1語。講師も A good what? と聞き返した。この夜は、聞き取れない1語から始まる。
先生A good what?
解説
★A good what? — 聞き取れなかった所だけを what に置き換えて聞き返す形。
盗む
A good what?
聞き取れなかった1語だけを what に替えて返す。You did what? / You went where? 文ごと Pardon? と言うより、どこが聞こえなかったかが相手に伝わる。
生徒Yeah. And uh because it's it's already Saturday here in in Japan.
解説
★答えずに、日付で押し切った。DJF の正体は最後まで出てこない。
先生Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah.
解説
★講師は深追いしなかった。
生徒Saturday Saturday morning.
解説
★土曜の朝。居酒屋から帰って、そのまま25分に入った。
先生Yeah, good.
解説
★相槌。
生徒I'm a little bit tipsy. Sorry. Because I had a good
ネイティブなら
I'm a little tipsy. Sorry.
解説
a little bit tipsy でも通じる。a little / a bit のどちらか1つで足りる。
★★自己申告 — tipsy(ほろ酔い)。正しい語を、正しい位置で、正しく謝りながら出した。酔っている男の英語は、ここまではしらふである。
先生Oh, good, good, good.
解説
★講師は3回 good と言った。酔っていることを喜ばれた。
生徒Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I had a, you know, take a class one day, yeah, one day at a, you know, you know, it's my core. So, bear with me.
ネイティブなら
One class a day, no matter what. So bear with me.
NEWno matter what
金具だけBut I take one class a day — that's my quota. So bear with me.
解説
☓take a class one day → take one class a day。「1日に1回」は a day を後ろに置く。one day だと「ある日」になる。☓it's my core → it's my quota(自分に課した分量)。
★★第119夜のスキル「自分のノルマ」(one class a day — that's my quota)の再演。今夜は quota が core になった。★bear with me は第132夜に続いて2夜連続で正しい意味で着地した。酔っていても1日1コマは休まない、という言い訳を、相手に時間をもらう定型で締めた。
先生Oh, yeah, no problem. Did you did you go to the izakaya tonight?
解説
★講師は izakaya を英語の中でそのまま使った。日本の生徒が多い講師の語彙である。
生徒Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. With my friends. Yeah. That uh yeah. Well, it's it's another story. Um, how's it going? How's it going?
ネイティブなら
That's a story for another time.
NEWa story for another time
解説
★★it's another story — 「それはまた別の話」で居酒屋の話を畳んだ。正しい。すぐに How's it going? で相手に回した。酔っていても、話題を相手に返す手順は崩れない。
先生Good. Good. Yeah. So, uh, yeah, just been uh watching Major League Baseball playoffs and yeah, looking forward.
解説
★★講師が自分から野球を出した。ここから25分、ほぼ全部が野球である。
盗む
Just been watching the playoffs.
主語と have を落とす口語 — (I've) just been watching ~。最近ずっと〜してる、を一番短く言う形。Just been busy / Just been working。
生徒Yes, yeah, let's talk about this, you know, I got we gonna yeah straight into the topic. Uh so could you like turn off your camera? Maybe it's cannot, you know, on my mobile phone. I'm on mobile phone. I'm using my phone right now so I cannot see your face, sorry.
ネイティブなら
Let's cut to the chase.
NEWcut to the chase
金具だけYeah, let's get straight into it. Could you turn off your camera? I'm on my phone, so I can't see your face anyway. Sorry.
解説
☓we gonna straight into the topic → let's get straight into it。gonna の後ろに動詞(get / go)が要る。☓I'm on mobile phone → I'm on my phone。電話の前は my。☓Maybe it's cannot → 削る。
★★straight into the topic — 本題に直行、の意志は立った。金具は gonna の後ろの動詞1つ。★カメラの依頼は、第132夜(初めてカメラをオン)の逆。今夜は電話からなので、相手の顔は見えない。
先生Okay, good.
解説
★講師はカメラを切った。
生徒Yes. Uh first of all, uh congratulations. And uh I remember vividly you said uh Chourio, uh Chourio, he he he gets big hits in a good in a in a in a big moments. That's your quote.
ネイティブなら
First of all, congratulations. I vividly remember you saying Chourio gets big hits in big moments. That's your quote.
解説
☓in a big moments → in big moments。複数の前に a は置かない。★remember you saying(言っていたのを覚えている)が一番自然。 you said でも通じる。
★★★第124夜(9/29)の講師の言葉を、11日後に本人に返した — he gets big hits in big moments。その夜、講師は clutch を「大事な場面で大きな当たりを打つこと」と説明した。Chourio は今週、9回2死からサヨナラ打を打った。本人は「あなたの言った通りになった」を、まず祝辞で出した。
豆知識
★第124夜(9/29)、講師は clutch をこう説明した — when we say a player is clutch, it means they get big hits in a moment。今夜の講師は Yes. Chourio is clutch と受けた。名前は録音に無い。本人が you said で引き、講師がそれを受けた。
先生Yes. Chourio is clutch.
解説
★★講師は自分の言葉を1語で認めた — clutch。
盗む
Chourio is clutch.
clutch(形容詞)= 勝負強い。人を主語にして is clutch。He's been clutch all year / a clutch hit。
生徒And uh actually you know I was I was I got goosebumps, you know, he hit like a from Mason Miller. I know I think like Mason, uh, he's he's uh kind of tipping the pitches, I guess, you know.
ネイティブなら
I got chills when he took Miller deep — well, singled off him.
金具だけI actually got goosebumps when he got that hit off Mason Miller. I think Miller was tipping his pitches.
解説
☓hit like a from Mason Miller → a hit OFF Mason Miller。投手から打つ、は from ではなく off(homered off / a hit off)。☓tipping the pitches → tipping HIS pitches。投げる本人の球なので his。
★★goosebumps(鳥肌)と tipping(球種のクセ)が2つとも立った。tipping は前日の予習カード(the Brewers figured out Miller was tipping his pitches)からの着地。崩れたのは、カードに書いてあった his が the になった所と、off が from になった所。
先生Yes.
解説
★講師は tipping を否定しなかった。次の行で、もっと深い話が出る。
生徒And but still you know one of two wonderful it's Chourio's talent and the clutch. And uh big moment and hats off to him. Yeah. First of all.
ネイティブなら
But still, that was Chourio's talent and his clutch gene. Big moment. Hats off to him.
解説
☓one of two wonderful → 削る。言いかけ。★the clutch → his clutch gene / his clutchness。clutch は形容詞が主。名詞にするなら the clutch gene(勝負強さの遺伝子)。
★★hats off to him(脱帽だ)が立った。敵の選手を、敵のファンの前で、正しく褒めた。
先生Yes. That was that was the the the the big thing was Sal Frelick, uh that's the right fielder for Milwaukee Brewers.
解説
★★講師が、記事に出ていない裏話を出した。
豆知識
★Sal Frelick(サル・フレリック)— ブルワーズの右翼手。NLDS第4戦では3回に先頭で単打、二盗、ミッチェルの単打で生還している(Fox 5 San Diego)。
生徒Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生So he got a walk. He's a he's a veteran player. He he's a good guy, a good player. But he's the one who tipped the pitches to Chourio 'cause he was he was on second he was he was the base runner on second base who was tipping the pitches to Chourio.
解説
★★★ここが今夜いちばんの情報 — 球種を読んだのは打者ではなく、二塁走者だった。フレリックが二塁から Chourio に球種を伝えていた、と講師は言った。ESPN は「ブルワーズはミラーのクセに気づいていたようだ」とだけ書いている。ガチのファンは、記事の1行先を持っている。
盗む
He's the one who tipped the pitches to Chourio.
He's the one who ~ = 〜したのは彼だ。手柄や責任の持ち主を名指しする形。She's the one who told me / You're the one who said it。★厳密には投手がクセを出すのが tip one's pitches、走者が打者に伝えるのは relay the signs / tip off the hitter。講師は口語でまとめて言った。
生徒Uh-huh. Okay. Yeah. But still he he got a hit like a one or two or you know the Mason Miller is a Mason Miller. So. Well, amazing.
ネイティブなら
Okay. But still, he had to get the hit. Mason Miller is Mason Miller. So, amazing.
解説
☓the Mason Miller is a Mason Miller → Mason Miller is Mason Miller。人名に札は付けない。「Xは結局Xだ」は裸で2回言う。
★★X is X — 「あいつはあいつだ」の型を、この夜3回使う(Mason Miller / Kiké / Vesia)。1回目は名前の前後に札が2枚付いた。教えても球種が分かっても、100マイルを打つのは打者である、という反論として正しい。
先生Yeah.
解説
★講師は同意した。
生徒And uh yeah and uh but uh uh I I said uh you know I'm I'm a like a casual Dodgers fan, so. And uh I said uh I hope we will meet the NLCS and uh you know it happens. And uh yeah and Dodgers also it's it's advanced you know and uh yeah so it's very ummm how yeah it's I you know I mean and starter and reliever and uh batting uh rotation you know. It's so many stuff going on. Uh and uh what I because we have Yamamoto. And uh you have you know Mizerowski and uh he can maybe Miz can play two times on your home field, right? Because you know I remember clearly you said like uh you you are worried about the mound condition. You know people like uh yeah yeah yeah but you maybe you should use Miz Miz Miz you know two times. So. But but we have uh Yamamoto, Yama, you know impeccable guy. You know clutch also. And uh yeah so it's very it's gonna be a huge. And uh but it's it's I'm still so surprised because some guys I listen to like a podcast, English podcast about talking about uh NLCS uh Dodgers Brewers but still I don't know why but uh you guys are like uh underdog you know I mean most people you know you guys are and you also uh uh your coach Pat Murphy says you know it's gonna be a like a seven games.
ネイティブなら
Funny thing is, you guys won 103 games and you're still the underdogs.
NEWFunny thing is,
金具だけI said I'm a casual Dodgers fan, and I said I hoped we'd meet in the NLCS — and it happened. There's so much going on: starters, relievers, the lineup. We have Yamamoto, and you have Misiorowski, who can pitch twice at home, right? I clearly remember you saying you were worried about the mound. But we have Yamamoto. He's an impeccable guy, and clutch too. It's gonna be huge. And I'm surprised — on an English podcast I listen to, they said you guys are the underdogs. And your manager, Pat Murphy, says it's gonna go seven games.
解説
☓I hope we will meet the NLCS → I hoped we'd meet IN the NLCS。☓so many stuff → so much(stuff は数えない)。前夜は so much pages(数える名詞に much)だった。今夜は逆向き。☓play two times → pitch twice。投手は pitch。☓impeccable guy → AN impeccable guy。☓it's gonna be a huge → it's gonna be huge。☓like underdog → the underdogs。guys が複数なので s。☓your coach → your manager。MLB の監督は manager。coach はその下のコーチ陣。☓a like a seven games → go seven games。
★★★今夜いちばん長い1ターン — 予習した中身が全部出た。第124夜の講師の心配(マウンドの細工)を覚えていて、ミジオロウスキーがホームで2回投げられると返した。ポッドキャストで聞いた underdog も持ってきた。中身は正しく、金具が8つ落ちた。 監督を coach と呼んだのは日本語の「コーチ」に引っ張られた所。
豆知識
★MLBでは、チームの指揮官は manager(監督)。coach は投手コーチ・打撃コーチなど、manager の下の役職。NFL・NBA は head coach が指揮官なので、競技によって呼び名が違う。
先生Yeah. Pat Murphy. Pat Murphy.
解説
★講師は名前だけ2回言い直した。本人の発音のどこかがずれていた(書き起こしは正しい綴りで拾っている)。
生徒Yeah, Pat Murphy. Sorry. Pat Murphy. Yeah. Thank you.
解説
★言い直して礼。監督の名前を、そのチームのファンに直された。
先生Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
生徒But you got you guys are like a you know season-wise like the most wins like 103. And uh you and uh so but still David and Goliath kinda thing happening. And uh it's very funny. But still but but I'd understand because we got Skubal, Skubal and uh you know uh Yamamoto and uh Glasnow and Snell. You know Glasnow Snell is not unstable. You know walks many you know you know it's it's unstable still. It's very but honestly October ready guys. And Freddy and Mookie and Shohei. It's very uns- you know Shohei is very in a funk you know being being uh very you know.
ネイティブなら
On paper, you're the better team. But they've got the rings.
NEWOn paper,
金具だけYou guys had the most wins, 103, but it's still a David and Goliath thing. It's kind of ironic. But I get it — we have Skubal, Yamamoto, Glasnow and Snell. Glasnow and Snell still aren't stable. They walk a lot. But honestly, they're October-ready. And there's Freddie, Mookie and Shohei. Shohei's really in a funk.
解説
☓Glasnow Snell is not unstable → still aren't stable。not unstable だと「不安定ではない」で逆の意味になる。☓walks many → they walk a lot。☓Shohei is very in a funk → really in a funk。very は形容詞の前にしか置けない。in a funk は句なので really。★it's very funny → it's kind of ironic。「おかしな話だ」の意味なら ironic / funny とだけ言う。
★★David and Goliath(弱者対巨人)と October-ready が立った。103勝のチームを David と呼ぶ矛盾も、本人は funny と言って拾っている。★in a funk は前日の予習カード(Shohei's been in a funk all October)の着地。very が前に1つ余った。
先生He's injured right now and
解説
★講師が大谷のけがを先に言った。
生徒He injured a bicep injury and knee injuries yeah but uh yeah still. So I'm you know I think uh in my in my view you know uh batting lineups uh we are even I think. But uh pitcher-wise you know uh you got uh Miz Miz Osko but uh you know you got the bullpen is a.
ネイティブなら
Yeah, he's got a biceps injury and a bad knee. But in my view, the lineups are pretty even. Pitching-wise, you've got Misiorowski, and your bullpen is...
解説
☓He injured a bicep injury → he's got a biceps injury / he hurt his biceps。injure と injury を1文に2回入れると「けがをけがした」になる。★biceps は単数でも s が付く。
★★in my view / pitcher-wise — 自分の評価を言う枠は立った。打線は互角、投手は向こう、という見立ても筋が通っている。ミジオロウスキーの名前は3回目で Osko に着地した。
先生The bullpen is Sensabaugh. Sensabaugh.
解説
★Sensabaugh — 書き起こしが拾った1語で、何の語か判別できない。講師は同じ語を2回言った。本人も復唱した。何と言ったかは録音からは確定しない。
生徒The bullpen. Yeah Sensabaugh. Yeah yeah yeah. Sensabaugh. Sensabaugh. Yeah.
解説
★分からない語を、分からないまま4回復唱した。礼儀としては満点、学習としては0点。聞き返すなら Sorry, what was that word? の1文で済んだ。
先生Yeah. Aaron Ashby is the best reliever.
解説
★講師の推しはアシュビー。NLDSで3登板5回2/3無失点。
盗む
Aaron Ashby is the best reliever.
reliever = 救援投手。closer(抑え)/ setup man(中継ぎの柱)/ long man(ロングリリーフ)と分けて言える。
生徒Ashby. Ashby Uribe and uh yeah I I got yeah I searched. I studied before this class.
ネイティブなら
Ashby, Uribe — yeah, I did my homework before this class.
NEWdid my homework
解説
★I studied → I did my homework。授業の前に下調べをした、は do one's homework が決まった言い方。
★★予習を自白した。前日に103枚のカードを作っている。講師の推しの名前に、自分の予習で並べた名前(Uribe)を1つ足して返した。
先生Uribe is kind of up and down. He's kind of up and down but he but he has the best talent out of the bullpen. He's the most talented but sometimes he throws walks.
解説
★★up and down(波がある)を講師が2回言った。前日のカード(Edwin Díaz had an up-and-down year)と同じ語である。
盗む
He's kind of up and down.
up and down = 好不調の波がある。人にも成績にも使う。It's been an up-and-down season。
生徒Mmm.
解説
★相槌。
先生And gets into trouble.
解説
★get into trouble — ピンチを招く。
盗む
He gets into trouble.
get into trouble = 自分で窮地を作る。投手が四球で走者をためる場面の定番。get out of trouble(ピンチを切り抜ける)と対。
生徒Like a Roki yeah here in Roki Sasaki. He's also talented. He walks a lot. But still. You know. Uh October baseball it's about strikeouts, home run homers, that matters. And Muncy Muncy is very hot. And uh yeah. And Kike is Kike you know. So I think.
ネイティブなら
Like Roki Sasaki. He's talented too, but he walks a lot. Still, October baseball is about strikeouts and homers. And Muncy's really hot. And Kiké is Kiké.
解説
☓Like a Roki → Like Roki。人名の前に a は付けない。☓October baseball it's about → October baseball is about。主語を2回言わない。
★★Kiké is Kiké — X is X の2回目。今度は札が付かなかった。★相手の投手の欠点(四球)に、自分の側の同じ欠点(佐々木)を並べた。ファン同士の会話の礼儀として正しい。
先生Yeah Kike was a Brewers killer last year.
解説
★★★Brewers killer — 敵のファンだけが使える1語。
盗む
Kiké was a Brewers killer last year.
チーム名 + killer = そのチームにやたら強い選手。a lefty killer(左投手キラー)と同じ作り。日本語の「〇〇キラー」とほぼ同じ発想で通じる。
生徒A Brewers killer? A Brewers
解説
★聞き返した — 今度は正しく。分からない語を、分からないと言えた。Sensabaugh の4回復唱から2分後である。
先生Yeah he's a Brewers killer. Yeah. Well Sho- well Shohei Ohtani had like three home runs and 10 strikeouts. But Kike Hernandez always got hits at key times. Um yeah he it's Freddie Freeman is and Freddie Freeman always Mr. October.
解説
★★講師は去年の大谷(3本塁打・10奪三振)を自分から出し、それでも怖いのはキケだと言った。ファンの記憶は、数字より「嫌な場面」で残る。
盗む
He always got hits at key times.
at key times = 大事な場面で。in big moments(第124夜に講師が置いた形)と同じ意味。★Mr. October = 10月(ポストシーズン)に強い選手の称号。元はレジー・ジャクソン。
生徒Yes. Because you know he he he didn't haven't like a like a two months or three months no homer but October it's different. He's different. But it's just very you know better.
ネイティブなら
Yeah. He went two or three months without a homer, but October's different. He's a different guy.
解説
☓didn't haven't like two months no homer → went two or three months without a homer。期間を「〜なしで過ごす」は go + 期間 + without。前日のカード(Yelich went nineteen playoff games without an RBI)と同じ形。
★★He's different — 10月の Freeman は別人、という講師の Mr. October への返しは正しい。go + 期間 + without は、前日のカードに書いてあった形。今夜は didn't と haven't が同じ席を取り合った。
先生Yeah. Also Kyle Tucker is playing better.
解説
★講師がタッカーを足した。
生徒Yeah yeah yeah yes. He's he's hot getting getting hotter. And uh Teoscar I don't know. And uh but uh I I worry about uh Will Smith and uh Edman you know. It's very uh combined like a 1 for 24 or 5 you know it's very there oh they got a they got a step up the base. They got a play better you know. It's yeah. So.
ネイティブなら
Yeah, he's getting hotter. Teoscar, I don't know. But I'm worried about Will Smith and Edman. They're a combined 1-for-23. They've got to step up. They've got to play better.
解説
☓1 for 24 or 5 → 1-for-23。実数は2人で23打数1安打。★they got a step up → they've got to step up(gotta)。書き起こしは gotta を got a と拾っている。
★★step up(奮起する)が立った。1-for-23 は前日のカードの数字で、本人は24か25と言った。数字を覚える男が、数字を1つ盛った。
先生Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
生徒Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生Yeah that's where the Brewers if they know that they have two guys in a row coming up who are not hot hitters they could just walk the guys before and not worry about it.
解説
★★★講師の作戦 — 冷えた打者が2人続くなら、その前の打者は歩かせていい。本人の「スミスとエドマンが心配」を、相手の攻め方に変換して返した。
盗む
They could just walk the guy before and not worry about it.
walk = 四球で歩かせる(他動詞)。not worry about it = 気にしない。野球の外でも、後ろが弱いなら前で無理をしない、という判断の言い方。
生徒I see. Yeah. Mookie is also I think but uh yeah. But but but you know we are not mmm Muncy is hot. But uh other guys and De Paula like a rookie guy you know.
ネイティブなら
I see. Mookie too, I think. Muncy's hot, but the other guys... and there's De Paula, the rookie.
解説
☓like a rookie guy → the rookie。特定の1人なので the。
★講師の作戦を聞いて、自軍の冷えた打者を数え直した。De Paula は NLDS のロースターに入った新人。
先生Mhmm.
解説
★相槌。
生徒I think it's it's for the next you know because Dodgers has to think about because we have very old guys. So we maybe intentionally De Paula was chosen to be in a like a like a you know getting his feet wet in a postseason and uh he's gonna be a like a Chourio type of guy you gotta you know I hope. So. But a Chourio is very nice. Very you know already like a backbone of the Milwaukee Brewers and amazing. And uh yeah. So I hope we got a you know I'm not casual fan you know I'm kinda take position here. I don't because I I don't want like a sweep you know last year a little bit disappointed for both sides it's very you know not interesting right? Because we got a I need like a huge I need like a tight 2-2 or 2-3 and uh
ネイティブなら
I'm not gonna lie, I'm picking sides here.
NEWpicking sides
金具だけI think it's for the future. The Dodgers have a lot of old guys, so they probably put De Paula on the roster on purpose, to get his feet wet in the postseason. I hope he turns into a Chourio type of guy. Chourio's already the backbone of the Brewers. I'm not a casual fan here — I'm taking sides. But I don't want a sweep. Last year was a little disappointing for both sides. It was boring. I want a tight series, like 3-3 going into Game 7.
解説
☓Dodgers has → the Dodgers have。チーム名は the + 複数。☓in a postseason → in the postseason。☓a Chourio is → Chourio is。☓I'm not casual fan → I'm not A casual fan(第132夜の宿題③)。☓I'm kinda take position → I'm taking sides。どちらかに付く、は take sides。☓it's very not interesting → it was boring。
★★★getting his feet wet(場慣れさせる)と backbone(屋台骨)が立った。ベテランだらけのチームが新人を10月に入れる理由まで言った。☓そして第132夜の宿題③(人を名詞で言う席の a)の席で落ちた — I'm not casual fan。3分前の I'm a casual Dodgers fan では立っていた。否定にすると落ちる。前夜の I'm not seller と同じ形である。
先生Okay.
解説
★講師の相槌。
生徒Yeah. Yeah. So I think we yeah what what do you think about you know because I think it's very uphill battle for you guys still. What do you think about it?
ネイティブなら
Be honest — how do you like your chances?
NEWhow do you like your chances
金具だけSo what do you think? I think it's still an uphill battle for you guys.
解説
☓it's very uphill battle → it's an uphill battle / a real uphill battle。very は名詞の前に置けない。強めるなら a real / a big。★a が落ち、very が余った。
★★uphill battle(苦しい戦い)が立った。103勝のチームに「まだ苦しい」と言った。言われた側のファンが、ここから今夜いちばんの分析を返す。
先生Yeah. Well so here's the best analysis I have heard. So last year the Milwaukee Brewers okay so so they uh the the well coming in to the last two World Series. You know the Milwaukee Brewers you know won their division and made it to the playoffs. And all the everybody was saying that you have to hit home runs to win October. And then the Milwaukee Brewers came into that series against the Dodgers and tried to out-hit them. And all that led to was lots of strikeouts. And normally the Brewers are a team that do not strike out much. They're usually really good about getting onto base. And so uh the best analysis I've heard is that this year's Brewers team is not going to try to out-hit the Dodgers in terms of home runs. They're just going to try to play the Milwaukee Brewers style of baseball. Now the key to that is when they play against pitchers like Skubal or Yamamoto.
解説
★★★今夜の中心の1ターン — 去年のブルワーズは、ドジャースと本塁打で打ち合おうとして、三振を重ねた。今年は自分の型で戦う。巨人の土俵に上がらない、という分析である。本人がこのあと「それは日本の野球だ」と受ける。
盗む
They're just going to play their own style of baseball.
out-hit 人 = 打ち勝つ / play one's own style = 自分の型でやる。相手の得意分野で勝負しない、という話は野球の外でも使える。★All that led to was ~ = 結局〜になっただけだった。
生徒Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生They're going to try to you know drive you know we would say drive up the pitch count. So by the time they're in the fourth or fifth inning or maybe even sixth inning they have like 70, 80 pitches already. And so they're going to basically the Brewers strategy will you know like when they go against the aces, the best pitchers of the Dodgers, they'll try to make their pitch count really high. And then they'll face the bullpen of the Dodgers. And then that's when they're going to score runs.
解説
★★★drive up the pitch count — 球数を稼ぐ。講師は we would say と、言い回しそのものを教える形で置いた。前日のカード(ran his pitch count up / make him work)と同じ作戦を、敵のファンの口から聞いた。
盗む
They'll try to drive up the pitch count.
drive up = (数字を)押し上げる。drive up the price / drive up costs と同じ。★run up the pitch count も同じ意味。
生徒But Diaz is hot. Yeah Diaz is back and uh you know uh Tanner Scott is very good. And uh Vesia is Vesia. And uh so you gotta you gotta you gotta you know. Uh I I you know I'm not uh knowledgeable about the you know just ju- as a low-key and other like like a loose kinda I know what you're saying you know. So. Yeah. And so that's your strategy.
ネイティブなら
But Díaz is hot. He's back. Tanner Scott is good, and Vesia is Vesia. I'm not that knowledgeable — I'm more of a casual fan — but I get what you're saying. So that's your strategy.
解説
☓I'm not knowledgeable about the → I'm not that knowledgeable。後ろが続かないなら about を置かない。★as a low-key and other like a loose → I'm more of a casual fan。
★★X is X の3回目 — Vesia is Vesia。3回のうち、札が付いたのは最初のミラーだけ。★Tanner Scott is very good — 前日の予習では NLDS で2失点、カードも「出てくるたびにヒヤヒヤする」だった。相手のファンの前では、自軍の救援を盛った。
先生That'll be the strategy yeah 'cause they they faced a good bull- like the last game against the San Diego Padres was probably a good example of that.
解説
★講師は NLDS 第4戦を例に挙げた。
生徒Yeah yeah yeah yeah. Yeah I I watched the games yeah. The short clips. Yeah.
ネイティブなら
Yeah, I watched the highlights.
解説
★short clips → highlights。試合の要約映像は highlights。
★正直に申告 — 試合ではなく、短い動画を見た。
生徒Mhmm. Continue. Continue.
ネイティブなら
Go on.
解説
★Continue → Go on / Keep going。話の続きを促すなら Go on。Continue は命令に聞こえやすい。
★相手の分析を止めずに、続きを促した。
先生Yeah. But yeah I think that's gonna be the strategy for them is that they're just gonna have to against the aces of the Dodgers they have to just uh uh take balls, uh uh don't strike out, uh get hits, put base runners on base, try to put pressure on the pitcher. And then occasionally you're gonna get a a you know a hit by Chourio or yeah Christian Yelich or or Will- Willy Adames. Yeah. And then some of the other guys are good situational hitters too. Um 'cause Brice Turang can gets some good situational hits. Even though he hasn't had the best uh playoffs yet. But. But yeah I think yeah that that's my hope is 'cause those are those are some and then pitchers like Mizerowski or Henderson they're going to have to pitch well. Because if it's going to be like a 0-0 game or a 1-1 game going into the sixth inning. Um you know you you need good pitching to be able to do that.
解説
★★put pressure on the pitcher / situational hitters — 小さく攻める野球の語彙が並んだ。
盗む
Some of the other guys are good situational hitters.
situational hitter = 場面に応じた打撃ができる打者(進塁打・犠飛・右打ち)。本塁打で勝負しないチームの褒め言葉。★put pressure on ~ = 〜に重圧をかける。
豆知識
★Willy Adames は2024年オフにブルワーズからジャイアンツへ移籍している。講師は打てる選手の名前を挙げる流れで、旧主力の名前を1人挙げた。
生徒Yes. Yeah. Uh totally agree. Uh so what's the what could be a deciding point like uh who's gonna who's what what is prediction you know who's like a get a big hit or yeah.
ネイティブなら
Totally agree. So what's gonna be the deciding factor? Who's gonna get the big hit?
解説
☓deciding point → deciding factor。勝負を分ける要素は deciding factor。☓what is prediction → what's your prediction。
★totally agree で受けて、予想を聞いた。講師の答えは、選手名ではなかった。
先生Well. So I think who wants to win the game more. Will win the series.
解説
★★★講師の予想 — 選手ではなく、勝ちたい気持ちの強いほう。
盗む
Whoever wants it more will win the series.
whoever wants it more = より勝ちたいほう。講師は who と言ったが、主語にするなら whoever。スポーツの予想の定番の1文。
生徒Uh what what do you mean?
解説
★聞き返した。ここで講師の具体例が出る。
先生So for example. I remember uh um like seeing the Philadelphia Phillies play.
解説
★講師はフィリーズを例に出した。
生徒Mhmm. Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
生徒Uh yeah yeah yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生A lot a lot of the players they would get like a a ground ball but they would not run as fast as they could to first base.
解説
★★全力疾走しない打者 — 気持ちの差の具体例。
盗む
They wouldn't run as fast as they could to first base.
★野球では run it out / hustle down the line(一塁まで全力で走る)。not hustle = 手を抜く。
生徒Ah yeah Harper yeah yeah. I I remember Harper you know. Didn't realize like the ball is off and yeah that I I think like a Pat Murphy you know was furious ab- you know I know like Pat Murphy is like a Japanese kind of old fashioned you know I you know exactly because but still small baseball and yeah yeah. So I understand what you're saying.
ネイティブなら
He didn't run it out.
NEWrun it out
金具だけYeah, Harper. I remember. He didn't run it out. And I know Pat Murphy is old-school, kind of like a Japanese manager. Small ball. So I get what you're saying.
解説
★old fashioned → old-school。頑固で昔ながら、を褒める側で言うなら old-school。★small baseball → small ball(和製英語の「スモールベースボール」は英語では small ball)。
★★講師の一般論に、本人が名前(Harper)を付けた。講師は名前を出していない。★Pat Murphy = 日本の昔ながらの監督、という対応づけはこの夜の芯になる。
先生Yeah because uh it was the Brewers third baseman. He's very fast, Joey Ortiz. And he got he hit a ground ball. Uh and but he was so fast and getting to first base even though it probably would have been an out if uh it was thrown well but he forced an error on the San Diego Padres second baseman. And then the Brewers were able to score a run on that play that won the game.
解説
★★★講師の具体例 — 全力で走ったから、相手が慌てて失策した。その1点で勝った。
盗む
He forced an error.
force an error = (速さや圧で)相手のエラーを誘う。force a mistake / force a turnover と同じ作り。
生徒Ah it's a Japanese baseball yeah. We we always you know we we've been trained like that way.
ネイティブなら
Oh, that's Japanese baseball. That's how we've been trained.
解説
☓it's a Japanese baseball → that's Japanese baseball。スポーツの名前に a は付けない。☓trained like that way → trained that way / that's how we've been trained。
★★★今夜の芯 — 全力疾走で相手のエラーを誘う野球を、本人は「日本の野球だ」と受け取った。ガチのブルワーズファンの分析が、日本人の野球の記憶に着地した瞬間。
先生Yes.
解説
★講師は Yes の1語で受けた。
生徒Small baseball. Yeah. No homers yeah. That's our way. So yeah I really respect and appreciate your way of fighting you know because you have low budget you know LA is a giant you know. It's superstars everywhere. You know money baseball but uh yeah so it's I'm already surprised like uh you guys uh and uh I think you know I'm not I'm actually I'm not like a Dodgers fan you know I'm kinda you know. Because I haven't actually. I just following Roki Sasaki or like you know I'm just Japanese so. But uh still I'm so uh surprised and uh yeah because it's it's small baseball and uh you don't need money to win a baseball and you got you you just need a good management, good coach, and uh tight-knit uh family-like uh clubhouse. That's all you need. But but you know but but but in defense of Dodgers you know they also got they got that's why it's invincible because what I what I'm describing right now is also Dodgers are not you know they are not uh lazy you know. They they they yeah so that's why because we are strong maybe Dodgers are the invincible right now and maybe going to the three three-peat. I think maybe it's a coin toss maybe 50-50 but uh I think it's gonna be yeah it's but yeah we ex- I expect good games you know seven games. Deep in the games.
ネイティブなら
Money can't buy hustle.
NEWMoney can't buy
金具だけSmall ball. No homers. That's our way. I really respect the way you guys fight, because you're on a small budget and LA is a giant — superstars everywhere, money baseball. Honestly, I'm not really a Dodgers fan. I just follow Roki Sasaki because I'm Japanese. But you don't need money to win at baseball. You just need good management, good coaches, and a tight-knit, family-like clubhouse. That's all you need. But in defense of the Dodgers, they're not lazy either. That's why they're so strong. Maybe they're invincible right now, going for a three-peat. I think it's a coin toss, 50-50. I expect it to go seven.
解説
☓Small baseball → small ball。☓you have low budget → you're on a small budget / you have a low budget。☓to win a baseball → to win at baseball。☓a good management → good management(数えない)。☓in defense of Dodgers → in defense of THE Dodgers。☓Dodgers are the invincible → the Dodgers are invincible。the が名詞から形容詞の前へずれた。☓going to the three-peat → going for a three-peat。☓Deep in the games → I expect it to go seven。
★★★今夜いちばん価値のある1ターン。金のない側が、自分の型で巨人に挑む — それは日本の野球で、自分はそれを尊敬する、と言い切った。tight-knit(結束の固い)/ family-like clubhouse / coin toss / in defense of が立った。そして「ドジャースも手を抜かないから強い」と、自軍の弁護で公平に締めた。☓崩れたのは the の位置 — 名詞の前から落ち(Dodgers)、形容詞の前に余った(the invincible)。第124夜の rooting for Dodgers と同じ席である。★three-peat は前日のカード(going for a three-peat)から。go for が go to になった。
先生I think so too.
解説
★講師も7戦の予想に同意した。
生徒Yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生Yeah 'cause I think the Brewers will they have the home field advantage so they'll have Henderson and Mizerowski pitching at home. When they go play in LA um they're probably going to do what we call bullpen games.
解説
★★講師の読み — ホームで2本柱、敵地はブルペンデー。
盗む
They're probably going to do what we call bullpen games.
what we call ~ = いわゆる〜。専門用語を、説明しながら置く形。bullpen game = 先発を立てず、救援を継いで投げる試合。
生徒Yeah bullpen games. Yeah I know.
解説
★I know — 知っていることを、知っていると言った。予習の成果。
先生They're probably gonna do like two bullpen games. In case of emergency they'll bring back Mizerowski but like kind of like in a limited role.
解説
★講師の読み — 緊急時はミジオロウスキーを短い役割で戻す。
盗む
In case of emergency, they'll bring him back in a limited role.
in a limited role = 限られた役割で。仕事の話でも使える — He's back in a limited role after his surgery。
生徒Ah. That's the yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生If they're like like in uh like there's a threat of them like being eliminated on Game 5.
解説
★being eliminated — 敗退の危機。
盗む
If there's a threat of being eliminated in Game 5.
be eliminated = 敗退する。the threat of ~ = 〜のおそれ。
生徒Yes. Yes.
解説
★相槌。
先生Yes.
解説
★相槌。
生徒Yeah uh it's uh so um I'm gonna you know I'm kind of like a I know your uh Yelich Yelich he's been okay? Because he's because I I my quote uh I studied you know today. Uh he's like uh postseason 18 games he got zero RBI. And uh do you know?
ネイティブなら
So, Yelich — is he okay? I read today that he went 18 postseason games without an RBI. Did you know that?
解説
☓postseason 18 games he got zero RBI → he went 18 postseason games without an RBI。前日のカードと同じ形(went nineteen playoff games without an RBI)。★実数は19試合。本人は18と言った。
★★予習のカード1枚を、そのまま相手のチームのファンにぶつけた。ファンにとっていちばん痛い数字を、ファン本人に確かめた。
先生But he has scored runs.
解説
★★講師の反論 — 打点はなくても、得点はしている。ファンは自軍の選手を数字1つでかばう。
盗む
But he has scored runs.
score runs(得点する)と drive in runs(打点を挙げる)は別。RBI は後者。
生徒Uh-huh. Okay. Yeah yeah yeah because you know Yelich said you know I just read the article. So Yelich is not mmm homer MVP MVP kind of style. Uh obviously he's getting old yeah.
ネイティブなら
Okay. I just read the article. Yelich isn't the home-run, MVP type anymore. He's getting older.
解説
★homer MVP kind of style → the home-run, MVP type。
★Yelich は2018年のMVP。本人は「もうその型ではない、年だ」と言った。講師の次の1語で、それが正しく言い直される。
先生He's a role player right now where um like Pat Murphy will trust him to like get a walk, to pop uh to do a sacrifice fly, to you know like maybe he'll get a base hit. But he's not going to be like Chourio and hit a home run or hit like a like a like a really big hit to win the game. Um he's more of a role player.
解説
★★★role player — 年を取った元MVPを、敬意を残して言う1語。本人の getting old を、講師は仕事の名前に替えた。
盗む
He's more of a role player now.
role player = 自分の役割をこなす選手(脇役ではなく、役割を任された人)。more of a ~ = どちらかと言えば〜。人を下げずに「主役ではない」と言える形。
生徒But batting 5th right now he I remember you said like a Chourio Yelich is batting 5th. 1st? 1st?
ネイティブなら
But he's batting fifth right now, right? I remember you said Chourio... or is it Yelich batting first?
解説
★打順の確認は混線した。
★打順の記憶が混ざった。1st? 1st? と2回聞いた。
先生1st.
解説
★講師が一度 1st と答えた。
先生No Yelich is Yelich is probably going to I mean so there there could be um there could be differences whether they're facing righties or lefties.
解説
★講師は自分で言い直した — 相手が右投手か左投手かで変わる。
盗む
It depends on whether they're facing righties or lefties.
righties / lefties = 右投手・左投手(右打者・左打者にも)。face = 対戦する。
生徒Yes of course.
解説
★相槌。
先生And so yeah but he's usually uh 5th, 6th.
解説
★5番か6番。
生徒Yeah so because you know we have yeah so sorry about uh interrupt you but because we got Shohei and Freddy is not you know lefties you know Freddy is okay with lefties righties and uh but Shohei you know Chris Sale you know he he accepted you know he's like a I don't know he's egoistic or I don't know because I haven't talked with him but uh he accepted you know batting 5th uh with uh Atlanta Braves you know. And uh with no chance. And he got terrible you know strikeout kind of thing. It's it's no chance with Chris Sale. And uh yeah and uh I don't know you guys have a many lefties. Maybe you yeah. But still you know Shohei is not Shohei so. You don't but but you know one one homer away of you know he you don't you because you're traumatized by the you know last year so. Shohei could be a you know game changer or if he was silent, dormant maybe you gonna you have a much chance to win. But Shohei like it maybe you guys are very afraid of Shohei or I don't know. What what do you think about Shohei?
ネイティブなら
Shohei isn't himself right now.
NEWisn't himself
金具だけSorry to interrupt, but we've got Shohei and Freddie, who are both lefties. Freddie's fine against lefties, but Shohei had no chance against Chris Sale. I don't know if he's egotistical — I've never talked to him — but he accepted batting fifth against the Braves. And he struck out badly. You guys have a lot of lefties. Shohei isn't himself right now, but he's one homer away from getting hot, and you're traumatized by last year. He could be a game changer. If he stays quiet, you'll have a much better chance. So, are you guys scared of Shohei?
解説
☓sorry about interrupt you → sorry to interrupt / sorry for interrupting。about の後ろに動詞の原形は置けない。☓a many lefties → a lot of lefties / many lefties。☓one homer away of → one homer away FROM。☓traumatized by the last year → by last year。☓you have a much chance → a much better chance。★egoistic(利己的)より egotistical(自分を大きく見せる)が近い。
★★★game changer / dormant / traumatized が立った。相手の弱み(去年のトラウマ)を、相手に向けて言った。★one homer away は前日のカード(one swing away from getting hot)から。from が of になった。☓sorry about interrupt you — 割り込むことを謝る1文で、割り込みの文法が崩れた。
先生Yes. That's very very true. I think last year they're traumatized. Um yeah it's going to be I I don't know what Pat Murphy's going to do in this situation. Um I I think he'll probably tell uh you know his pitchers don't give him anything good to hit. Um and then uh if you're forced to throw fastballs against him uh you know just
解説
★★★講師はトラウマを認めた — That's very very true。
盗む
Don't give him anything good to hit.
don't give him anything good to hit = 打てる球を投げるな(=歩かせてもいい)。大打者への定番の指示。野球の外では「相手に付け入る隙を与えるな」に近い。
生徒Yeah possible yeah. Because you guys are 100 mile guys. Many guys you know 100 miles. It's amazing. Today's baseball is amazing.
ネイティブなら
Yeah. You've got a lot of guys who throw a hundred. It's amazing. Baseball these days is amazing.
解説
★100 mile guys → guys who throw a hundred。「100マイル」は a hundred だけで通じる(前日のカード)。
★100マイルを投げる投手が何人もいる、は事実。本人は感心で受けた。
先生Yeah. I think you would let Mizerowski do whatever he wants. The other pitchers um if they have to walk Shohei Ohtani let Shohei Ohtani walk.
解説
★★ミジオロウスキーは好きにやらせる。他の投手は、大谷を歩かせていい。
盗む
If they have to walk him, let him walk.
let 人 + 動詞 = 〜させておく。walk は「四球で出す」と「歩く」の両方に掛かる。
生徒Mhmm.
解説
★相槌。
先生So they'll let Shohei Ohtani get on base.
解説
★大谷を出塁させる作戦。
盗む
They'll let him get on base.
get on base = 出塁する。
生徒Yeah but he's not intimidating yeah. Uh yeah but I don't you know he's very compromised in a many ways. I don't know. But yeah. No Shohei Ohtani he in in this uh year. And it's.
ネイティブなら
But he's not that intimidating right now. He's banged up in a lot of ways.
解説
☓in a many ways → in many ways。a many は2夜で2回目(a many lefties)。★compromised でも「弱っている」で通じるが、体のことなら banged up。
★★今の大谷は怖くない、と自軍の選手を下げた。講師は大谷を歩かせると言い、本人は歩かせるほどでもないと言った。敵のファンと味方のファンの評価が、逆になった。
先生Who do you think should be respected as who are the respected hitters for the Dodgers?
解説
★講師は聞き直しながら質問を組み立てた — 誰を一番警戒すべきか。
生徒Right now?
解説
★確認。
先生Right now. Mhmm. Who's hot?
解説
★Who's hot? — 今、調子がいいのは誰か。
盗む
Who's hot right now?
hot = 好調な。cold(不調)と対。He's swinging a hot bat。
生徒Uh yeah well Kike is kind of like a October guy but I expect uh uh uh Will Smith. I like Will Smith you know my personal choice but uh no no no. But but he's very cold. But uh he's very you know his his demeanor he was he's like a very uh reticent guy you know doesn't say a lot. And no no club clubhouse influence. But uh I feel I'm just my instinct you know. He he is very combat like a nice kinda it's battle you know ready to hit a huge homer.
ネイティブなら
Kiké's kind of an October guy, but I'm expecting Will Smith. He's my personal pick. He's cold right now, but he's a reticent guy who doesn't say much. Just my gut feeling — he's ready to hit a huge homer.
解説
☓a October guy → AN October guy。母音の前は an(第131夜の宿題)。★my instinct → my gut feeling / just a hunch。
★★reticent(口数が少ない)と demeanor(態度・物腰)が立った。一番冷えている打者を、勘だけで推した。前の行で講師が「冷えた2人の前は歩かせる」と言った、その2人の片方である。
先生Okay. So he's like a si- a silent killer.
解説
★★★講師が本人の長い説明を2語にまとめた — a silent killer。
盗む
He's a silent killer.
a silent killer = 静かな殺し屋(目立たないが危険な人)。病気(高血圧など)にも使う。人に使うと褒め言葉になる。
生徒A silent killer thank you. Thank you so much. But uh I wanna say this you know uh uh uh Freddy is uh maybe the guy but uh I expect I think Muncy I don't know wait Muncy will will do the damage to you guys you know. Maybe Muncy will kill you guys. I don't know. Muncy or Pages. Pages. I I really fear for Pages. So what what what do you think? So uh you know what do you how
ネイティブなら
A silent killer — thank you. Freddie's maybe the guy, but I think Muncy's gonna do damage to you guys. Muncy or Pages. Pages really scares me. So what do you think?
解説
☓do the damage → do damage。☓I really fear for Pages → Pages really scares me。fear for 人 は「その人の身を案じる」。Pages のけがを心配している意味になる。
★★do damage は前日のカード(He's still doing damage on a bad knee)からの着地。the が1枚余った。☓I fear for Pages — 怖がるつもりが、Pages の身の安全を祈っていた。敵の打者を怖がるはずの文で、味方の打者の無事を祈った。
先生Well from like generally like I only watch the Dodgers when they play the Brewers generally. 'Cause I pretty much only watch Brewers games.
解説
★講師の正直な申告 — ブルワーズの試合しか見ない。
盗む
I pretty much only watch Brewers games.
pretty much only = ほぼ〜だけ。pretty much = ほとんど(口語)。
生徒No no no no you're changing you know I want I want to talk with you about you know for you to about yeah. I want to talk you about like a Brewers. Brewers.
ネイティブなら
No, no — I don't mean the Dodgers. I want to hear about the Brewers.
解説
☓you're changing → you're changing the subject / that's not what I meant。☓talk you about → talk to you about。☓like a Brewers → the Brewers。
★★質問を取り違えた講師を、本人が引き戻した。ドジャースの打者を聞かれて、ブルワーズの打者を聞き返す。講師はそこで素直に乗り換えた。
先生Oh Brewers. Yeah. Oh Brewers. Who's the guys who can get hot. Um so the guy who I want to see like become better and get hot again would be Yelich. But uh I I think I think for them to win the series Chourio has to be be the star of the show. Um and then like the thing is like both him and Contreras are both Venezuelan. They're both good friends. I think you get both of those guys working together. Um that's both of those guys are really good players and very super competitive. Um I I but I think Yelich and Brice Turang have to be the guys who haven't played so well who I think who have to play well for them to win.
解説
★★講師の答え — 主役は Chourio。Contreras とは同じベネズエラ出身の親友。鍵は不調の Yelich と Turang。
盗む
Chourio has to be the star of the show.
the star of the show = 主役。has to be ~ で「〜でなければならない」。
豆知識
★Jackson Chourio と William Contreras はどちらもベネズエラ出身。Contreras は NLDS でチーム最多の6安打・2本塁打(Yahoo Sports)。
生徒Yes. Yeah definitely. Uh Contreras and uh Yelich uh the veteran players and uh huge influence on clubhouse maybe and uh yeah. They gotta step up. Because you know Yankees you know I'm off the rail but Aaron Judge didn't play right? And that's a huge disappointment for the Yankees and uh
ネイティブなら
Aaron Judge just didn't show up.
NEWdidn't show up
金具だけContreras and Yelich are the veterans, with a huge influence in the clubhouse. They've got to step up. Sorry, I'm getting off track, but Aaron Judge didn't show up, right? That was a huge disappointment for the Yankees.
解説
☓I'm off the rail → I'm getting off track / going off on a tangent。off the rails は「暴走している」。★didn't play → didn't show up。出場していたので、「本領を出さなかった」は didn't show up。
★★前日のカード(Sorry, I'm getting off track)を撃とうとして、off the rail に着地した。話がそれる、のつもりが、話が脱線事故を起こした。★step up は2回目。
先生The Yankees were a mess.
解説
★a mess — めちゃくちゃだった。
盗む
The Yankees were a mess.
be a mess = ぐちゃぐちゃな状態。チーム・部屋・人、何にでも使う。
先生Yes. They were a mess in that series. They were horrible.
解説
★講師は2回重ねた — a mess / horrible。
生徒Horrible. Yeah. But Rays are good team yeah. Generally very good team.
ネイティブなら
But the Rays are a good team. A very good team overall.
解説
☓Rays are good team → the Rays are a good team。チーム名の the と、評価の名詞の前の a が2枚とも落ちた。★generally → overall。
★ヤンキースを倒したレイズを褒めた。札が2枚落ちた。
先生Yeah the Rays are a good team. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 'Cause I mean especially like Jazz Chisholm. I mean that guy
解説
★★講師は本人の文を、札を2枚付けて言い直した — the Rays are a good team。直したとは言わずに、正しい形で返した。
生徒Ah huge disappointment. He he can't play.
解説
★Jazz Chisholm(ヤンキース)の話。
先生They need to trade him.
解説
★講師の判定 — トレードすべき。
盗む
They need to trade him.
trade 人 = 放出する。
生徒Yeah because yeah.
解説
★相槌。
先生They they'd get a better second baseman.
解説
★二塁手を替えろ。
生徒I think yeah I think so because Jazz is so much vulnerable or like a yeah he is kinda changeable you know it's not stable you know as a.
ネイティブなら
I think so too. Jazz is inconsistent. He's not stable.
解説
☓so much vulnerable → so vulnerable。much は形容詞の前に置かない。★vulnerable / changeable → inconsistent。波がある、は inconsistent。次の行で講師が streaky を置く。
★言いたい語を探して、3つ出した(vulnerable / changeable / not stable)。講師が次の1語で着地させる。
先生Yeah no. He's a streaky hitter and he's bad at defense.
解説
★★★streaky — 本人が3語で探した語を、講師が1語で出した。
盗む
He's a streaky hitter.
streaky = 好不調の波が激しい。打者に一番よく使う。a streaky player / a streaky shooter(バスケ)。
生徒Bad at defense. I don't know. But he stole you know many bases right? Like 40 bases? Yeah. Still.
解説
★講師の言葉を復唱してから、反論を1つ出した — 盗塁は多い。
先生He's a great base runner.
解説
★講師は反論を認めた。
盗む
He's a great base runner.
base runner = 走者。a great base runner = 走塁がうまい人。
生徒Base runner.
解説
★復唱。
先生Yeah I think that's his strongest he's he's best as a base runner. But but his defense is not good and his hitting is streaky.
解説
★講師のまとめ — 走塁は一流、守備は不安、打撃は波。
生徒Mhmm. Streaky. Yeah.
解説
★★streaky を自分の口で言った。講師が置いた語を、その場で拾った。
先生Yeah. Like he'll get he'll get hot and he gets cold. He gets hot, he gets cold.
解説
★★streaky の意味を、講師が hot と cold で言い直した。
盗む
He gets hot, he gets cold.
get hot / get cold = 好調になる / 不調になる。streaky の中身そのもの。
生徒Yeah yeah. Volpe and uh don't don't Robert Jr. I'm not sure like a new like rookie shortstop. Uh do you think he's gonna stick to like a Yankees new like a shortstop like a Jeter kind of like a thing. Robert Jr. I'm not sure the name. The Yankees short shortstop.
ネイティブなら
What about Volpe? Or the new rookie shortstop — I'm not sure of his name. Do you think he'll stick as the Yankees' shortstop, like a Jeter kind of thing?
解説
☓I'm not sure the name → I'm not sure of his name / I'm not sure what his name is。名詞を置くなら of。☓stick to like a Yankees new shortstop → stick as the Yankees' shortstop。
★★第132夜の宿題①の判定 — I'm not sure が2回、be 付きで立った。I don't sure は出なかった。★Robert Jr. は本人の言いかけで、誰の名前かは録音からは分からない。
先生The Yankees announcers were talking up Volpe. But um like I was watching an interview with Aaron Judge this morning.
解説
★talk up — 持ち上げる。
盗む
The announcers were talking up Volpe.
talk up 人 = (人前で)〜を持ち上げる、褒めて売り込む。talk down(けなす)と対。
生徒Oh this morning. Okay.
解説
★相槌。
先生Yeah this morning. And uh
解説
★講師が話を続ける。
生徒Very so huge disappointed because he felt so you know he's accountable for you know because yeah it's the last thing they he wanted was you know not playing you know. That's that's a huge disappointment and yeah.
ネイティブなら
He must've been hugely disappointed. He holds himself accountable. Not playing well was the last thing he wanted.
解説
☓Very so huge disappointed → hugely disappointed / very disappointed。強めの語が3つ重なった。★he's accountable → he holds himself accountable(自分に責任を課す)。
★★★the last thing he wanted(一番望まないこと)と accountable が立った。accountable は第131夜の宿題(should be held accountable)の語。宿題の形ではないが、責任の語が2夜あけて口から出た。
先生Yeah 'cause he was he he said something like he didn't want to say in the interview. Almost like how law- how lawyers talk. And he basically said there's gonna be some major changes with personnel with the players on the Yankees this off season. But it's gonna be difficult because they don't know if there's gonna be a strike coming or you know the Yankees are usually a team that pays a lot of money to bring people in. Um but Aaron Judge was if if nothing you know everything stays the same, there's no strike, um the Yankees are gonna make some major changes this year.
解説
★★講師は今朝のジャッジのインタビューを要約した — 弁護士のような話し方で、オフに大きな人の入れ替えがある、ただしストライキが来るかもしれない。
盗む
Almost like how lawyers talk.
how lawyers talk = 弁護士みたいな話し方(言質を取らせない)。★major changes with personnel = 人員の大きな入れ替え。
豆知識
★ESPN は今週、プレーオフと労使交渉の関係を選手や幹部に取材している。現在の労使協定は2026年12月に期限を迎える。講師の「ストライキが来るかもしれない」はその話。
生徒Yeah I I hope so. And uh but you know we are not talking about Yankees but uh you know I think uh thank you so much. Maybe time's up. And uh
ネイティブなら
I hope so. But we're not here to talk about the Yankees. Thank you so much. I think we're out of time.
解説
☓talking about Yankees → about the Yankees。チーム名の the が今夜もう1枚落ちた。
★★自分で脱線させた話を、自分で畳んだ。time's up も正しい。
先生Yeah, Taishi. All right.
解説
★講師の締め。
生徒Yeah yeah thank you so much. And have a great night. I already have a great night yeah. And I
ネイティブなら
Thank you so much. Have a great night. I'm already having a great night.
解説
☓I already have a great night → I'm already having a great night / I already had a great night。今まさに続いているなら進行形、居酒屋のことなら過去形。
★★★締めのオチ — 講師に良い夜をと言い、自分はもう良い夜を過ごしたと言った。居酒屋、ほろ酔い、ガチのファンとの25分。時制は崩れたが、中身は正しい。
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