Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani knocked out his first MLB regular season of the season, and the former major league player has doubts

Major League Baseball (MLB)The Tokyo Overseas Tournament ended on the 19th, and the Dodgers Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani knocked out the first regular season of the season on the evening of the 19th, which made the Tokyo Dome thunderous, but this home run was suspected of being interfered with by outfield fans, so that the former White Sox star catcher Piszynski, who served as a ball commentator, thought that Ohtani's deep flying ball should not have flown out of the wall.

Dodgers Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani

On the 19th, in the 5th inning, in the face of Bear backup pitcher Pearson, Ohtani caught a 99.1-mile fireball and blasted out the right fielder, the first bomb in the regular season this year.

However, Otani's deep flying ball, the fans in the outfield were suspected of reaching into the field and touching the ball, and the referee first awarded a home run at the moment, and then after a replay auxiliary review, it was still determined to be a home run.

Piscinski, who serves as a commentator on American television FOX, believes that Ohtani's ball should not have flown off the wall, although he should have almost hit a home run when he caught it.

Former astronaut pitcher De Shaiz, a ball commentator for Marquee Sports Network, the Cubs' official broadcaster, said in the broadcast, "It's just that the referees didn't think there was enough evidence to overturn the [home run] verdict... For me, it should be fan interference, and at best it can only be a second-run hit. ”