Shohei Ohtani fell into a low ebb and became a hidden danger? Bates's words are super heartwarming

MLB Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers Japanese star Shohei Ohtani took two days of paternity leave last weekend to welcome the birth of his eldest daughter, but after returning to the team, he struggled with extreme cold, playing three games and only hitting 1 hit in 12 dozen times, which was examined by the outside world with a magnifying glass.

According to comprehensive foreign media reports, Bates said that he is also a human being, and we are used to Ohtani not having low tides, but in fact, he will also have low times, but we often see the other side.

Dodgers head coach Dave Roberts believes that Ohtani hit the ball "too hard" during this time, and the swing trajectory was too big, so he should actually choose to go to base.

Foreign media believe that Ohtani's recent unsatisfactory situation is a hidden danger for the team, because the Dodgers lost to the Cubs in the series and suffered two consecutive defeats, and the record fell to the third place in the Western Conference of the National League, slightly behind the leading Padres and Giants. So far in the season, Shohei Ohtani has batted at 0.261, hit six home runs and 8-pointers, and has an attack index of 0.847.

Next, the Dodgers will return to the home court for six consecutive matches, respectively against the Pirates and Marlins, the first game of the starting pitcher has been determined by Yushin Yamamoto against pirate ace Paul Skenes (Paul Skenes), Otani against Spins 6 dozen knockouts knocked out 2 hits, 2 dots, swallowed 3 strikeouts.

Dodgers starting pitcher Yushin Yamamoto has been in excellent form, starting 29 innings in five games this season, with a 0.93 defense rate and 38 strikeouts.