Wednesday night in Houston, Shuhei Ohtani The latest rendezvous with history was a prelude to a dominant performance on the hill against the opponent Astros.

The AngelsThe two-way star and 2021 AL MVP was ahead of Joe Madden’s lineup, and at the top of Ol Ohtani and his buddies were able to suspend six runs at the start of Houston Jake Odorese, which lasted only 2/3 of the inning. In all, 11 hitter angels came to the plate at the top of the first, meaning Ohtani came to the plate twice (walked and doubled). This, in turn, means that Otani has gone down in history again:

To repeat, until Ohtani Wednesday night at Minute Maid Park, no rookie had scored two plates in a game before throwing the field. This, of course, is part of the DH job being in place in the AL since 1973 and in NL pitchers always hitting the bottom of the rankings. Now that global DH is in effect, Ohtani will definitely be the first and last to achieve this rare feat. His bat-handling bravery makes him breathe even when he’s a starting bowler.

Speaking of the primary bowler Ohtani, after that little bit of history he was busy dominating the Astros. This is his last line 6-0 Angels win:

Ohtani at one point hit six in a row — two shy of Nolan Ryan’s franchise record — and didn’t even allow three uncounted balls. Jordan Alvarez Fully worked to drive the fifth. Otani’s 12 aces are at the highest level of his career, and this comes against a Houston lineup that has been hard to come by in recent seasons.

Ohtani was also working on a perfect game even Jason Castro Singles in Center — Castro’s first song of the season — by one hit ranked sixth. relevant:

Before the game, Madon said Ohtani would be limited to 95 stadiums. However, the right holder’s attempt to evolve for history changed his way of thinking:

This, suffice to say, could have been something. Until Castro’s hit, it sounded like this kind of night, where Ohtani was running in the ’90s with a fastball and running his high school show lineup. In related matters, he also achieved 20 flips and defeats in the night.

Ohtani wasn’t performing up to his standards in 2022 until this match. The gem-stack lowered his season age from 7.56 to 4.40, and raised 2 for 4 nights on the plate (with walking) seasonal OPS from 0.691 to .743. This is still unusual for Ohtani, which means the Angels (1st place) may be able to count on improving numbers from this point on. Whatever it was, he made an unforgettable night on Wednesday.

To be summarized:

There is still such a thing.