[Shohei Otani]Colleagues’ true feelings after dramatic double hit: “He’s coming…” The sign of May Tani continuing from No. 6 for the first time in 12 games, an incident that Bonds saw through[MLB/Overseas reaction]

This time, the theme of this video is Shohei Ohtani’s sixth home run of the season, which came out in the Dodgers vs. Cubs game, and the “slump rumors” that were spreading around it. In addition to his first shot in 60 at-bats in 12 games, he has also organized the details of how he reached base in all four at-bats and the correction process that Otani’s colleagues were watching. This video explores the meaning of what was seen as a “slump” from a unique perspective, based on how Freeman, Will Smith, Kyle Tucker, manager Roberts, and others perceived the result, rather than just “hitting a home run for the first time in a while.” In addition, we will take a look at why issue 6 is attracting attention as the beginning of the “May Valley”, including Barry Bonds’ perspective as a batter. In addition, this video is structured like a post-match special program, based on the actual match content and reactions, and also includes productions of how the legends and officials would look if they said this. We hope that you will enjoy it as entertainment and thought-provoking content that follows the flow based on facts while adding your own interpretations and expressions.[About this video]This channel is a baseball entertainment/discussion channel that is based on game content, coverage, reactions, etc., and adds a unique perspective and production. Although this video is based on facts, there are scenes that include direction, consideration, and creative expression. Please understand that there may be some differences from the actual statements and composition, and enjoy the content as entertainment. The rights to images, videos, etc. used in the video belong to their respective authors/rights holders. If there is a problem with the content, we will check it and respond promptly. #Shohei Ohtani #Dodgers #MLB #Overseas reactions