It’s hard to believe it’s already been a year since V threw the first pitch for the Dodgers; time flies.

It is nice to hear the news that it has already been a year since V threw the first pitch for the LA Dodgers.

I still remember the moment when he went up to the mound at Dodger Stadium wearing a Dodgers uniform with the number 7 on it and threw the ceremonial first pitch.

Now that a year has passed and even the official MLB account has re-released the video from that time to commemorate the ceremonial first pitch, I can feel once again just how much interest there was back then.

It was particularly impressive that the local commentators said it felt like the Beatles had arrived after hearing the crowd's cheers.

Considering that even the on-site reporter said it was the loudest cheer he had ever heard, I wonder just how heated the actual atmosphere must have been.

I also feel inexplicably proud that the commentators introduced V as a global sensation.

It must have been a memorable day in many ways to receive praise for throwing a great breaking ball just for throwing the ceremonial first pitch.

Seeing how he threw the ceremonial first pitch in front of American baseball fans and is still being talked about locally a year later, I think V's global recognition is truly amazing.

Seeing the video and the reactions from the scene become a hot topic again even after all this time, it seems to have remained a truly welcome record for fans as well.