Dodgers pitcher Shohei Ohtani (31) started as “No. 1/DH” in the game against the Giants on enemy territory on the 21st (22nd Japan time). In his fourth at-bat, he hit an infield hit to shortstop, marking a 53-game streak in which he reached base, tied for second on the team. In the 4th at-bat of the 7th inning, 1-3, with two out and runners on first base, he swung the sixth pitch from a full count against Miller, a left-handed pitcher, and hit a shortstop infield hit with tenacity, extending his number of consecutive games on base to 53. He is tied for second place on the team with Sean Green in 2000, and surpasses Choo Shin-soo (Rangers) with 52 in 2018, making him the longest record by an Asian player. Sponichi Annex delivering the latest news https://www.sponichi.co.jp/ Sponichi Photo and Video Department’s X (old Twitter) https://x.com/Sponichi_Photo Sponichi Photo and Video Department’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sponichiphoto_official?igsh=MWVyZmZzcGpvNmsycA== Sponichi’s X (former Twitter) https://twitter.com/sponichiannex #Shohei Otani #Dodgers #Dual Wielding
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