Okay, now we're back in the middle of the action again. Okay, we've got some bad news: Naumiya has been struck out three times in the first three innings of the game. The guy who called the first-year kid's games has been replaced by a guy named Tomoyuki, who's got a reputation for being a bad umpire. Okay. OK, so the guy who calls the games has to take into account batter's personalities, but he's also got to make sure the batter doesn't swing too hard at the first pitch he sees. Um, okay. Okay... Okay, OK, OK. The old man says that it's okay that the batter swung hard at one of the first pitches he sees, but that it takes a lot of guts to strike out three batters in a game like this. Um... OK. OK. So the old man goes on to say that even though the batter threw six change-ups in the sixth inning, he threw only one change-up in the seventh, and that's the last pitch he threw in the entire game. Okay then, okay, OK... The old guy says that even if the opposing team throws more than a little change ups, they're still going to try to hit the batter with one of those. Okay so the old guy is right. They're not going to hit him with more than one change up, but if they keep throwing the same pitch, it'll be hard for them to win the game, because they'll keep hitting the same offensive pitch. OK then... Okay then... OK, okay... Okay. The Old Man says that they've had a bad turn. They haven't taken a single point since the