Shohei Ohtani destroys a bat on a shocking hit

The Los Angeles Dodgers In the first competition of the three-sided competition, take a series in three plays. La hopes to maintain his leadership in the West NL at least crossing 2-1 over Tampa Bay. During the game, however, superstar Shohei Ohtani somehow managed To take a hit in spite of breaking bats in the process.

At the top of the third, the osten swung the ball that went a little on the outside of the board. This resulted in an odd ground ball that went towards the second base. However, a piece of bat was left flies in the air And he landed in front of the second bodge of the air, Brandon Love, before he could eat the ball. Shohei Ohtani must have reached the first base because the love could not throw the ball first.

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It is not one of these crazy homes, we are used to seeing you with a 31-year-old two-way star. But still there was a little crazy. How often a piece of bat fly so far into the air and almost hit a player trying to raise the ground? As long as the attacker somehow managed to rule secure?

When it comes to Shohei Ohtani, Bizarre is expected. He is easy to one of the best bazards in baseball, while at the same time its shows are growing. Usually players who went with Tommy John surgery are given rehab stints to play in smaller leagues for several games before it is reactivated to the main league in the league list. But ohtani is the best offensive player in the team. So, instead of Dodgeri, slowly worked back on the embankment with a short speech in the last few weeks.

So far this season, Shohei Ohtani has an impressive .269 Batine average and .373 foundary as he has recorded 113 hits, 38 households and 73 RBI to 420 sticks. It also has 2.40 ERs with 1,267 whipped, while a total of 17 strokes through 15.0 innings thrown. All statistics provided its performance from Friday, 1. August, against the air.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Corvallis, Oregon and has previous bales in the Athlon subcontract.