MLB star Shohei Ohtani hit his sixth hit of the season, and his career 900 A is a super-sized home run

Major League Baseball (MLB) Los Angeles DodgersDefeating Rocky 8-7 on the 17th, Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani knocked out the first home run of the first inning, and the sixth hit of the season. American media "The Athletic" Dodgers team reporter Adaya also hoped after the game that Ohtani would set a new record in team history.

Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani

Shohei Ohtani hit two hits in five dozen today, and the first hit of the first game locked on the Rocky Star's right shot Germán Márquez's red finger curl ball, knocking out a spring cannon in the direction of the right field, hitting the ball at an initial velocity of 111 miles (about 178 kilometers) and flying a distance of 448 feet, his sixth hit of the season, and Ohtani also scored a touchdown in the 900 amps of his career in the major leagues.

According to major league data expert Sarah Langs, since joining the Dodgers, Ohtani has hit 12 home runs with a distance of 445 feet or more, two more than any other player in Dodgers' history. "The Athletic" Dodgers reporter Adaya also posted an article exclaiming, maybe Ohtani really has a chance to blast the ball out of the outfield stands within a 10-year contract.

Footage of the game

However, it is not easy to knock out the "off-court bullet" at Dodger Field, and only five players in history have achieved this feat a total of 6 times, and only Fernando Tatis Jr. of the Padres and Giancarlo Stanton, who played for the Marlins at the time, have achieved this feat in the current roster. Ohtani's farthest personal hit was 493 feet on June 30, 2023; As for the furthest in the Dodge, the maximum hit was 473 feet on July 21, 2023.