Shoaib Othani equals record of human resource development for Japanese in Major League Baseball

Shoaib Othani equals record of human resource development for Japanese in Major League Baseball

Anaheim, California – Shohai Othani 31st home run of the season to lead the Major League and Juan Lagarez The Los Angeles Angels ended the game with a two-run lead in the ninth inning as they beat Baltimore Orioles 6-5 on Sunday.

Othani equaled the key league record for most home runs by a Japanese in a season. He hit a 459-foot solo against Homer Thomas Esselman, Throughout the central garden.

This is his 14th home run in 17 games.

The blast sent the ball between the trees and allowed Ohani, who made 159 appearances against the New York Yankees in 2004, to match up with Comrade Hideki Matsu.

Ottani only needs 81 matches. To make matters worse, he has made 12 starts as a pitcher.

Within an hour, he had become the first player in Major League history to be selected as a bat and pitcher for the All-Star game.

Cedric Mullins He scored a tie-breaking home run for the Baltimore team in the ninth inning. He played his first game since being selected to the All-Star Game.

However, the angels were punished Cole Sulfur (2-1), could not even take an out in the lower half.

After walking to Los Angeles and loading the bases with two short singles, Lagares doubled the gap between right-center field.

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With this, Los Angeles’ winning streak was extended to five games, again exceeding the .500 point.

The victory was for Cuba Riesel Iglesias (6-3).

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