6 hits, 3 homers, 2 steals, 10 RBIs a day! Ohtani finally made a new history 50-50
6 hits, 3 homers, 2 steals, 10 RBIs a day! Ohtani finally made a new history 50-50
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Many players had hit 50 home runs. Players who had hit 50 steals also appeared frequently. However, no player in the history of Major League Baseball has ever hit 50 home runs and 50 steals in a single season.먹튀검증
Shohei Ohtani (30, LA Dodgers) has written a new history.
Ohtani played as the No. 1 designated hitter in an away game against the Miami Marlins in the Major League Baseball at Rondipo Park in Miami on the 20th (Korea time) and recorded three homers and two stolen bases side by side, giving six hits, four runs and 10 RBIs.
Ohtani, who had 48 home runs and 49 steals until the previous day, immediately joined the "50-50 (50 home runs and 51 steals)" club.
In the history of the Major League, a total of six players, including Ohtani, joined the 40-40 club in a single season. However, this is the first time that a 50-50 record has been posted in a single season.
Otani is a double whammy who serves as both a pitcher and a batter, and is nostalgic for Major League icon Babe Ruth. This year, in his first season after moving to the Los Angeles Dodgers, he focused on hitting the batter to protect his elbow, and achieved the milestone of 50-50 in his career. He is an incredible talent.
He got off to a good start. After getting on base with a lead-off double in the top of the first inning, Ohtani successfully stole a double with Freddie Freeman at the first and second bases with one out, and seized the 50th base for this season. In the top of the second inning, he hit a timely RBI single and stole the second base immediately.
Ohtani still had two homers to hit. Ohtani, who had multiple hits in two innings, also hit a two-run double at his third at bat in the top of the third inning.
After preheating, Ohtani's cannon started in earnest at the last minute of the game. Ohtani hit a two-run homer with one out and one on the first base in the top of the sixth inning when his team was leading 7-3. It was his 49th in this season. He then drew consecutive strokes with two outs and a third base in the top of the seventh inning when the Dodgers was leading 12-3, completing a historic milestone.
Ohtani never expected to see his momentum go down. As the score widened to 17–3, the Miami Marlins placed fielder Vidal Bruhan on the mound during the Dodgers' offense in the top of the ninth inning. This situation is often seen in the Major League to save bullpen pitchers when a team's victory or defeat is virtually decided by a wide margin.
Ohtani did his best until the end. He hit a fastball of 109 kilometers per hour with runners on the first and second bases with two outs, and passed the right wall. Ohtani, who had three homers and two steals in a single day, posted a season record of 51 homers and 51 steals.