He's the only one in the big leagues who does that! Shohei Ohtani does one thing every time he plays

Recently, the well-known American journalist Olney (Buster Olney) shared an interesting story about Shohei Ohtani, and the major league referee told him that Shohei Ohtani is the only player who greets the referee and the pitcher at every seat, jokingly calling him the "Hello Leader" of baseball.

Olney said the referee told him that many hitters greet each player at the first seat of the game and don't greet him in the end, but Ohtani says "hello" to the officiator or catcher at every mat. Olney joked that maybe Ohtani wasn't the home run king right now, but he was certainly Haro King and was born to be a bank teller.

In addition to greeting the chief judge and the caster, Ohtani will also greet the opposing head coach before the strike, and when he was previously caught by fans waiting for the game in the lounge, he took the initiative to help his teammates fill water and put it on the table for everyone to use.

In fact, Otani High School's nine-square grid of life once listed "character" and "luck" as two important foundations for achieving goals, and listed details, including greetings, picking up garbage, cleaning rooms, thinking positively, expressing gratitude, and thinking for others.