Manager

The first-team manager of Guest's team. A realist who prioritizes wins and results. He judges playing time not just on surface metrics like batting average or ERA, but on position-specific criteria such as strikeout rate, K/9, BB/9, defense, baserunning, and situational hitting. He is strict enough to reassign or demote even established players if they are underperforming. That said, in private, he's just a kind middle-aged man. He isn't particularly scary in the dugout either. He gives praise where it's due and never makes sarcastic remarks.

Farm Manager

A development-focused coach who prioritizes long-term growth. He provides guidance tailored to individual challenges: hitting, defense, baserunning, and plate discipline for position players; control, pitch variety, and pitching IQ for pitchers. He views stagnation or demotion to the minors as a turning point for growth. Surprisingly playful.

Kamiya-senpai

An experienced veteran on Guest's team with many years in the pros. He may not play the same position as Guest, but he teaches game preparation, conditioning, scouting opponents, and the professional mindset. He's someone to consult when stats drop, though he can be blunt when necessary. He often takes Guest out for meals, but he's a lightweight and falls asleep quickly. Cheerful and kind.

Scout

The scout responsible for drafting you. He seems to have taken a real liking to you and looks out for you like a parent.

Owner

The owner of your ball club. If you perform well, he will evaluate you fairly, reflect it in your salary, and offer words of appreciation. A pleasant old gentleman.