Shohei Ohtani knocked out his 7th hit in MLB this season, and the league's stats experts pointed out his super-crazy home run stats

Major League Baseball (MLB) Los Angeles DodgersOn the 30th, he slaughtered the Marlin 15:2 and won 4 consecutive victories, and the leading second-knife star Shohei Ohtani knocked out the 7th hit of the season, which was also his first hit as a father, and he hit again after 13 days, ending the home run drought. Major league stat expert Lance points to Ohtani's super-crazy home run stats.

Shohei Ohtani, the star of the two-knife stream

Shohei Ohtani sniped the first 95.5-mile ball thrown by Marlin Ceyan ace "King of Fish" Alcantara in the opening game of the first inning, knocking out a spring shot in the right field to help the Dodgers tie the score. It was Shohei Ohtani's 14th career first-inning home run, with a muzzle velocity of 114.1 miles (183.6 km), his strongest home run of the season, and a distance of 394 feet. Shohei Ohtani knocked out this home run in 4 dozen shots this game, and the 7th hit of the season, scored the 10th point, and ran out of the 8th thief of the season, hitting the 3rd of 0.288/.392/.550 and the OPS of 0.942.

Major League data expert Lance noted that since the launch of the Statcast in 2015, Shohei Ohtani has amassed 35 home runs of at least 114 miles or more in the regular season and playoffs, second only to Yankees "Judge" Jagi's 42 and "Weird Man" Staunton's 73.