MLB/"June Madness" shows off its power! Shohei Ohtani challenges 50 home goals in a single season and rewrites team history
MLB/"June Madness" shows off its power! Shohei Ohtani challenges 50 home goals in a single season and rewrites team history
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Dodger's Japanese second-string superstar Shohei Ohtani recently started the "June Madness" mode. After he hit his 26th home run of the season today (30th) Taiwan time, he not only firmly held the National League home run king, It may also move towards 50 home runs in a single season, challenging the franchise record台灣運彩 of 49 home runs in a single season set by Shawn Green in 2001.
In today's game against the Giants, Shohei Ohtani caught Giants starting pitcher Spencer Howard's 85.6-mile slider in the first half of the third inning, and hit the ball with an initial velocity of 109.7 miles, beating the Giants player. The white ball was sent directly to the center field home run wall, and he received his 26th home run of the season. Not only is he temporarily outside the National League home run king, but in the entire major leagues, only "Judge" Judge (30 home runs) is better than him. many.The first phase of voting for the Major League All-Star Game has ended. Aaron Judge of the Yankees won the most popular title, while Bryce Harper of the Phillies ranked first in the National League. The two took the lead in becoming starters in the All-Star Game. 運彩, Dodgers Shohei Ohtani ranked first in the National League's designated hitter (DH) with 2,777,123 votes.
This year's MLB All-Star Game Home Run Contest on July 16 will undergo another change. The biggest difference is that the elimination and seeding system will not be used in the first round. The previous rule was that the eight contestants would be seeded based on the number of home runs they hit in the regular season, and then fight against each other to win the championship. This year it was changed to 8 players who all played in the first round, and the 4 players with the best scores advanced to the semi-finals and played in the single elimination round based on their performance rankings. This can prevent the experts from being eliminated by their opponents in the first round.