‘Bang Bang Bang!’ Four home runs and 11 RBIs exploded, Ohtani’s 2nd season + 9th ‘Weekly MVP’ in Tongsan…”On a different level” praise for the head coach

MLBcom announced the “Migrant Player” of the American League and the National League on the 25th (Korea time). LA Dodgers Shohei Ohtani was selected for the National League and Cleveland Guardians’ Josh Naylor for the American League, respectively.

Over the past week, Ohtani’s bat has been hot. As “MVP leadoff” Mookie Betts suffered a fracture in his left hand, the batting sense exploded after the batting order was unintentionally changed to No. 1. He is a player who plays his part perfectly in any position, but Ohtani’s appearance as the first hitter is even scarier. 토토사이트 순위

Ohtani’s bat, which had a slight drop in hitting sense since the start of the June schedule, began to explode when he faced the Kansas City Royals on the 17th. At that time, Ohtani showed that his batting sense was on an upward curve again when he showed his second multi-homer game this season, and the good trend reached its peak after changing the batting order to leadoff the next day.

Ohtani started showing off his presence by making three hits, one RBI, two runs and one walk, and one stolen base from five times at bat in the first game against the Colorado Rockies on Saturday. The following day, Ohtani posted his 19th arch of this season, displaying two hits (one homer) and two RBIs and two runs from five times at bat. He then posted two hits, three RBIs and one run in his third showdown with the Colorado Rockies, and exploded his 20th homer of this season in the last game of four consecutive games.

In the case of Coors Field, which faced Colorado, it is a high-altitude stadium and is well known as the most batter-friendly place in the Major League. Ohtani, who benefited from the effect, did not cool down even after going down the mountain. Ohtani hit two hits, one RBI, one run and two walks, including his 21st home run of the season against the Los Angeles Angels on the 22nd, and shot his 22nd missile on the 23rd, making a home run in three consecutive games.

In the process, Ohtani made “history” in terms of distance and long hit, and he enjoyed the joy of being selected as the second “migrant player” of this season as a result of swinging the bat with a batting average of 0.458 OPS 1.605 and 11 hits in 24 at-bats, including four home runs last week. With this, Ohtani will make history as the first player to be named the “migrant player” several times in the two major leagues, along with the joy of being the most Japanese major leaguers in history (nine times).

According to Japan’s “Full Count,” head coach Dave Roberts said, “Otani is in a new level,” regarding Ohtani’s selection of the ninth “Migrant Player” in his life. “I believe talent plays a big role, but it has become more dangerous as he became patient with the strike zone at bat.”

If Ohtani was selected as Lee Ju’s player in the National League, Josh Naylor was honored in the American League. Naylor had 10 hits in 25 at-bats and a three-homer batting average of 0.400 OPS of 1.303 over the past week, including a multi-homer game against the Seattle Mariners on the 20th, and after shaking off his competitors, he enjoyed the joy of Lee Ju.