In the final game of the first half, with his left knee undergoing treatment, Shohei Otani caught the first pitch and hit his 22nd home run for the leadoff batter this season. With a single shot that had a distance of 133.1 meters, it reached the 350th total in Japan and the United States. In this video, we dig into the meaning of Ohtani’s last hit in the first half, with perspectives from his teammates, including Andy Pages, Freddie Freeman, and Mookie Betts. 22 home runs, the most on the team. Even so, how do the players in the same clubhouse view Otani, who continues to be compared to his past self? Furthermore, we will focus on the turbulent defense that prevented them from maintaining their 3-point lead and the issues that remain for the second half. Otani, who prioritized treatment and decided not to participate in the All-Star Game, still changed the atmosphere of the game with his first pitch. Was that one shot just a milestone 350th issue? Based on the match content, public data, and teammates’ perspectives, we will summarize what was left of the final game of the first half in a translation and commentary style.[About this video]This channel is a channel that adds a unique perspective and production based on match content, news coverage, public data, local reactions, etc. This video contains scenes that include consideration, direction, and creative expression. Please enjoy it as entertainment.[About copyright and quotation]This channel may quote some images and videos to the extent necessary for the purpose of criticism, commentary, and discussion based on match content, news coverage, local reactions, etc. Copyrights and portrait rights of images, videos, etc. used belong to the respective rights holders. If there is a problem with the content or citation method, we will check it and take action. #Shohei Ohtani #Dodgers #MLB #Overseas reactions

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