'Wow, crazy' Ohtani wrote the first record in baseball history, unanswered 50-50 milestone
'Wow, crazy' Ohtani wrote the first record in baseball history, unanswered 50-50 milestone
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LA Dodgers Shohei Ohtani (30) set the first major league milestone.
Ohtani played as the No. 1 designated hitter in the 2024 Major League Miami Marlins showdown at Rondipo Park in Miami, Florida on the 20th (Korea time).
In his first at-bat in the first inning, Ohtani hit a changeup of 94.8 mph (152.5 km) in the fifth pitch of Miami starter Edward Cabrera and hit a double that cut right-center field. Freddie Freeman walked the ball twice.먹튀검증
Ohtani and Freeman made double steals with runners on first and second bases with no outs. With this, Ohtani succeeded in stealing for the 50th time.
Ohtani stole a base during Mookie Betts' at-bat after hitting a left-handed hit in the first inning of the previous day (19th). He then went all the way to the third base due to the opponent's catcher's throwing error. It was his 49th steal in six games since the game against the Shikako Cubs on the 12th.
He stole base for two consecutive days. He became the lone second-ranked player in the stolen base category by surpassing Dodgers manager Dave Roberts (49) in a single season. He is now aiming to break the record of Ichiro Suzuki (56 in 2001).
He also had a good second at bat. With a walk by Max Muncy and a hit by Gavin Lux, Ohtani entered the batter's box with runners on the first and second bases with two outs in the top of the second inning. He hit Cabrera's second 93.5-mile changeup once again, leading to a timely hit to the right. He then stole second base right away. He stole his 51st base of the season. However, as Betts struck out, he failed to score a point.
Ohtani hit his third batter's box with runners on first and third bases with two outs in the top of the third inning when Lux and Andy Farggs combined with Chris Taylor's sacrifice fly to make the team run 5-1. The bat swung wildly again this time.
He swung a 95.2 mile fastball by Anthony Beneciano, a new pitcher, to split the left-center field. Otani rushed through the second base to the third base, but was eliminated due to accurate play. He had to be satisfied with his 22-run double.
Then, the homerun that he had been waiting for in his fourth batter's box came out. Griffin Cornyn hit a two-run shot to pull up the 85.4 miles (137.4 kilometers) slider at the second pitch by Jorge Soriano, a pitcher who changed from one out and runners on the second base at the top of the sixth inning with a 7-3 lead. It was a homerun in the first sense. The homerun flew 111.2 miles (179 kilometers) to lead to a two-run shot over the right fence.
Ohtani's 49th homerun was completed. Ohtani, who had 49 homers to 51 steals for the first time in the Major League, has only one homerun left until his unprecedented 50 homers to 50 steals.
With runners on the second and third bases with two outs in the top of the seventh inning, Fazers' two-run double extended the score to 11-3, Ohtani entered the batter's box. Expectations were high at the Miami Stadium.
With the ball count 0-2, Lux, the third baseman, hit a home run. With the game on third base with two outs, he swung Mike Baumann's 4th pitch and 89.1 miles (143.3 kilometers) knuckle curve to hit the homer over the right fence. It was his 50th in this season.