In recent sports news, Director Fujikawa of the Japanese Professional Baseball league has expressed his anger over the continuing instances of his player, Morishita, being hit by pitches for the second game running. Though it's unclear as to whether these actions are deliberate, this repeated occurrence has prompted Fujikawa to question the safety measures put in place to protect players during games.

In Japan, baseball is regarded as more than just a game, it’s a part of Japanese culture. Players are expected to uphold the values of fairness, sportsmanship, and respect. Instances such as these where players' safety is potentially compromised can spark a widespread debate over game rules and enforcement.

In both the US and EU, player safety is paramount in professional sports, including baseball. Repeated instances of a specific player being hit by a pitch would also warrant a serious investigation and potentially disciplinary actions against the offending party, as it is considered unsportsmanlike and dangerous.