Otani's home room '52 home runs-52 steals'

Ohtani, who returned to Dodgers Stadium after writing an unprecedented milestone of "50 home runs - 50 steals," received a standing ovation as soon as he entered his first at-bat in the first inning.

It didn't take long for Ohtani to respond to home fans.

He slowed down by striking out in his first at-bat, but preheated his bat with a hit to right-center in the third inning,

In the third at-bat, he finally fired a home shot.
It was the 52nd arch of the season, a thrilling come-from-behind home run in the bottom of the fifth inning when the team was trailing 1-2.

[Local broadcast: The hard ball flies to the middle. Ohtani can't stop]

Ohtani trailed Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees, the league's overall home run leader.토토사이트 순위

Ohtani, who added a steal in the seventh inning, increased his season record to "52 home runs-52 steals."

[Shohei Otani / Los Angeles Dodgers, 52 home runs - 52 steals: I don't think I should be conscious of the record, so I'm going to do my best to do my part without thinking about anything else]

It's unclear if the 50th home run ball that will go down in history can be recovered.

A man in the stands blew himself up to become the lucky star, and the LA Dodgers reportedly rejected hundreds of millions of won's offer.

As Judge's 62nd Home Run Ball was sold for $1.5 million and 2 billion won in Korean money two years ago, local media say Ohtani's ball will also cost billions of won.

However, some analysts say that as Ohtani breaks records every day, the value of his 50th home run ball will fall.

With Ohtani predicting that he will be able to hit 55 home runs and 55 steals, he still has eight chances to rewrite Major League history.