Ohtani erased the gap between ‘0.444 batting average and OPS 1.468’ and Betts in four consecutive COL games as a leadoff

At this rate, Mookie Betts will be able to concentrate on rehabilitation. Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers also played leadoff in the last game of the four consecutive games against the Colorado Rockies, completing his adjustment to the leadoff perfectly. 토토사이트 추천

Ohtani played as the first and designated hitter in an away game against Colorado at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado on the 21st, and successfully got on base three times with one hit, one RBI, one run and two walks from three times at bat, including his 21st home run of the season. The Dodgers beat Colorado 5-3 with Gavin Stone, who allowed two runs in 5.1 innings as the starting pitcher for Ohtani’s performance, and finished the four consecutive games with three wins and one loss.

In place of Betts, who was away for a while after suffering a fracture in the back of his left hand against the Kansas City Royals on the 17th, Ohtani, who played as a leadoff in this four-game series, performed better than this. In this four-game series, “leadoff Ohtani” has a batting average of 0.444 (8 hits in 18 times at bat), an on-base percentage of 0.524, a slugging percentage of 0.944, and an OPS of 1.468 two homers, seven RBIs and three walks.

Ohtani showed off his fearsome performance in the game as well. In his first at-bat in the top of the first inning, Ohtani hit an 89.1 mile sinker that came into the middle with a ball count of 2B-1S, hitting a solo home run that slightly crossed the fence. It was Ohtani’s 21st home run of the season, and Ohtani became the lone lead in home runs in the National League, beating over Marcell Osuna of Atlanta.

Since then, Ohtani walked with two outs and runners on first and third bases in the top of the second inning to continue the grand slam chance, but failed to enter the home due to the failure of the follow-up hit. In the third at-bat in the top of the fourth inning, after a full count match, he struck out swinging on an 81.1 mile (about 130.5 kilometers) changeup that Block threw tightly on the low outside course.

Ohtani, who only hit a fly to center field in his fourth at-bat with no outs in the top of the sixth inning, got on base with an intentional walk in his last at-bat with two outs and a runner on first base in the top of the eighth inning. With his performance on the day, Ohtani’s overall performance this season has reached 0.318, on-base percentage 0.391, and slugging percentage 0.615 with 21 homers and 53 RBIs.