Steal No. 50 and 51 → 49 and 50 guns exploded...Ohtani achieves unprecedented 50-50 milestone
Steal No. 50 and 51 → 49 and 50 guns exploded...Ohtani achieves unprecedented 50-50 milestone
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LA Dodgers Shohei Ohtani achieved the first major league record of 50 home runs and 50 steals.토토사이트
Ohtani hit his 49th and 50th home runs in succession in an away game against the Miami Marlins in the 2024 Major League Baseball held at Rondipo Park in Miami, Florida on Tuesday. He stole his 50th home run in his first at-bat. He finally set a new record.
On the same day, the Dodgers set up batting order in the order of Shohei Ohtani (designated hitter), Mookie Betts (right fielder), Freddie Freeman (first baseman), Will Smith (catcher), Tommy Edman (striker), Max Muncy (third baseman), Gavin Lux (second baseman), Andy Farggs (midfielder) and Chris Taylor (left fielder).
In his first at-bat in the first inning, Ohtani hit a changeup of 94.8 mph on the fifth pitch by Miami starter Edward Cabrera and hit a double that separated the right-center field. Freddie Freeman, the second batter, drew a walk. Ohtani and Freeman had double steals with runners on the first and second bases with no outs. Ohtani's 50th stolen base this season.
Ohtani had a hit to left in his first at-bat in the first inning of the previous day (19th). He later stole at the batter's box of Mookie Betts. He then went all the way to the third base due to the opponent's catcher's throwing error. He stole 49th base in six games since the game against the Shikako Cubs on the 12th.
He stole base for two consecutive days. He became the only player who stole base in a single season, surpassing Dodgers manager Dave Roberts to rank second. Roberts came in third with 49 Ichiro Suzuki (56 in 2001).
At bat in the second inning with his team leading 1-0, Ohtani targeted Cabrera's second changeup with two outs and runners on the first and second bases, and hit a timely hit to the right. He also stole 51st base at bat.
Ohtani's good batting performance also contributed. He added a timely hit in the third inning when his team scored five runs en masse to give the team a 7-1 lead. The opponent team's starter, Cabrera, collapsed due to poor control of the ball.
With two outs and runners on the first and third bases, Ohtani hit a four-seam fastball with a speed of 95.2 mph in the fifth pitch of left-handed pitcher Anthony Beneciano, who hit a timely two-run double that separates left-center field. He was aiming to reach the third base, but the inning passed when he was out.
Ohtani's 49th homerun was hit at the batter's box in the sixth inning. Ohtani hit a two-run homer by hitting the second slider of Jorge Soriano, Miami's third pitcher, with one out and runners on the second base. The batting speed was 111.2 miles (179 kilometers).
This is not the end. At bat in the seventh inning when his team was leading 12-3, Ohtani hit Mike Baumann's fourth knuckleball for a two-run homer. Ohtani, who hit his 49th homer in the sixth inning after stealing his 50th homer in his first batter's box, became the first player to hit a milestone in the Major League.
His latest home run was against Miami on the 18th. With his team trailing 0-4, Ohtani hit Miami starter Darren McCohan's 82.2 mph sweep at the top of the third inning and hit a two-run home run over the right fence. It was his 48th home run in five games since the game against the Chicago Cubs on the 12th.
The Dodgers has also surpassed its single-season home run record of 49 (Shawn Green). Ohtani has also broken the total of 218 home runs that Choo Shin-soo of the SSG Landers accumulated during his 16 seasons in the Major League. Ohtani, who had 171 home runs during his six big league seasons while playing for the Los Angeles Angels until last year, has a total of 221 home runs this year. Ohtani is the hero of the most home runs among Asian players.