Ohtani's 11th home run, a silent broadcaster for 30 seconds, was phenomenal

Ohtani played as the second designated hitter in the home game against the Miami Marlins at Dodger Stadium on the 7th (Korea time) and led the team to a 6-3 victory with two hits, two RBIs, one run and two walks in three at-bats, including his 11th home run of the season.

Ohtani, who has hit six consecutive games since the Arizona Diamondbacks game on the 30th of last month and three consecutive multi-hit games since the Atlanta Braves game on the 5th, marked a batting average of 0.370 (54 hits in 146 times at bat), 11 home runs, 27 RBIs, 31 runs, 9 steals, 0.434, a slugging rate of 0.705, OPS 1.139, 26 hits, and 103 hits.

It is still the leader in seven categories, including batting average, hits, home runs, slugging percentage, OPS, Ruta, and long hit.

Ohtani hit a home run in his first at-bat in the bottom of the first inning when his team was losing 0-2. Leading hitter Mookie Betts got a straight walk from Miami right-hander Roderi Munoz, and no outs.

Ohtani then drove the ball count to 2B2S, and when Muñoz's 96.1 miles four-seam fastball flew into the high strike zone on the fifth pitch, Ohtani hit it straight and flew well over the central fence. A two-run shot with a firing angle of 27 degrees, a batting speed of 107.6 miles, and a flying distance of 441 feet.

When Ohtani's home run hit, 44,970 fans who visited Dodger Stadium cheered with a standing ovation.

The broadcasting crew was also excited. SportsNet caster John Hartung exclaimed, "Oh my goodness! It sounded like a bullet. It went over again," before making no comment for 30 seconds until Ohtani hit the base, stepped on the groove, and entered the dugout.

Hartung then said, "There are good hitters. There are great hitters with power. Ohtani, who tied the game, recently hit four homers at nine times at bat, and became the lone major league home run player with 11 homers this season."

Baltimore Orioles Gunner Henderson, Atlanta Braves Marcel Osuna, and Los Angeles Angels Mike Trout are tied for second place in the home run category.

Ohtani struck out in his second at-bat with no runners at the bottom of the second inning with a 5-3 lead. He missed Munoz's 95.7-mile sinker strike with a ball count of 1B2S.

However, he garnered another hit in the fourth inning when his team was leading 6-3, showing off his batting performance. With one out, Ohtani took the batter's box following Betts' hit to the left, and pulled an 89.4-mile changeup in the middle of Munoz's third pitch, penetrating right field like a shot, and sending a hit to the right field to the right, connecting the chance to first and third base with one out. The batting speed was 101.2 miles.

After Freeman stepped back with a fly to the third base, Ohtani succeeded in stealing second base at the Will Smith batter's box, but Smith hit a fly ball to center field and no longer advanced.

The first baseman with one out in the sixth inning with the 6-3 lead was walked to get on base. In the face of Miami's second right-hander Eli Villarobos, he picked the ball for the 83.1 miles slider, the lowest outside the sixth pitch in the full count.

Then, Freeman was out after hitting a fly ball to right field, and Betts advanced to third base. Ohtani stole second base again at Smith's at-bat in No. 4, extending his chance to second and third bases with two outs. However, Smith had to hit a liner to the shortstop and failed to return home.

BY: 토토