Otani Shohei
has a beginning and an end! This season, the starting pitcher of the Angels' opening match, Shohei Otani. Today, the team's regular match closed against the athlete, was the end of this "two-sword" master. Shohei Otani earned only 1 point in 5 games, but the Angels' strike group was unable to perform effectively, allowing Otani to end the season with a defeat, but he still completed an unprecedented record, reached the annual number of pitched innings and seats, creating a new page in the history of the major leagues.
Only one inning is left before the game to complete the annual prescribed number of pitches. Shohei Otani spent 14 balls in the first game to let the athletes play the players go up and down. The number of pitches and plays in a single season meets the standards, Shohei Otani became the first person in history.
Shohei Ohtani: Officially a Qualified Starter (162nd inning).
1st player ever to officially qualify as both a hitter & pitcher. pic.twitter.com/oQ9zYRCjeG— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) October 5, 2022
Shohei Otani once paid 7.2 innings without hits. Today, Otani still maintained a good feel, and solved 13 hitters in a row at the beginning, maintaining a full 4.1 innings. However, Shohei Otani made a walk to Stephen Vogt in 5 innings, and was hit by Chad Pinder for a second base. Conner Capel knocked out a RBI hit, allowing the athlete to get the first chance.
, who only used 69 goals, Shohei Otani withdrew with 5 innings and lost 1 point. The bullpen lost 2 points in 7 innings. In 8 innings, the Angels turned the tide and regained 2 points with Mike Trout's home run, but still could not shake the result of the game. In the end, Shohei Otani ended the season with a defeat.
This season, Shohei Otani started on the pitching mound, shot 166 innings in 28 games, conquered 15 wins and 9 losses, ranking fourth in the United Nations League with a defense ratio of 2.33, and also had 219 strikeouts and 44 walks. Otani, who was the hitter, had a 273% strike rate, 34 home runs and 95 RBIs, and the OPS (Overall Attack Index) was ranked 5th in the United States.
