Major League Baseball (MLB)The Tokyo Overseas Opening Series came to a successful conclusion on the 19th, and the Dodgers' second-class superstar Shohei Ohtani knocked out the first hit of the season in front of his hometown parents, and overturned the Tokyo Dome, helping the Dodgers defeat the Cubs 6:3, and winning all 2 overseas opening games. In this regard, head coach Robles praised Ohtani as a "superhero".

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Shohei Ohtani had a good first game with five twos and one second base. On the 19th, the first two dozen seats hit the flying ball and rolled the ball out of the game, and in the fifth inning, the center and right fielder Yang Spring Cannon were knocked out from the hands of Bear pitcher Pearson, and the first bang of the season was released, but the fans were suspected of reaching into the field and touching the ball, and after the replay auxiliary verdict was determined to be a home run, the Tokyo Dome roared with joy.

Shohei Ohtani sniped a 99.1-mile fireball, the second-fastest time of his career against a home run, and he became the second Japanese player in history to hit an overseas tournament at Tokyo Dome since Hideki Matsui in 2004. Ohtani hit a home run with a total of 3 hits, scored 1 RB and 2 RBIs, batting average of 0.375 and OPS of 1.375 for the season.

The major league overseas tournament ended perfectly, and Shohei Ohtani wrote on his personal IG, "Thank you for the good memories you brought me. He also posted a photo of him with teammates Yushin Yamamoto and Ronki Sasaki, as well as Japanese players Shinta Imonaga and Seiya Suzuki.

"I'm very happy that my teammates can experience Japanese culture on and off the field," Shohei Ohtani said in an interview, and most importantly, they won two games, which means a lot to the team, and I'm happy to return to the United States with such a result.

Shohei Ohtani was also praised by Dodgers head coach Robles in his hometown: "If there are really superheroes in this world, I think Ohtani is one of them, always able to step up in the most important games and the most critical moments." ”