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Ohtani started the 2024 Major League against the Atlanta Braves at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, on the 4th (Korea time) twice, and started as the designated hitter, flying well with one hit, one RBI, one run, two walks and two steals from three times at bat.

▲ the starting lineup

Atlanta: Ronald Acuna Jr. (right fielder), Azi Albies (second baseman), Austin Riley (third baseman), Matt Olson (first baseman), Marcel Osuna (designated hitter), Travis dano (catcher), Michael Harris II (center fielder) - Orlando Arcia (striker) - Jarrod Kelnick (left fielder), starting pitcher Charlie Morton.

Dodgers: Mookie Betts (striker), Shohei Otani (designated hitter), Freddie Freeman (first baseman), Will Smith (catcher), Max Muncy (third baseman), Tosca Hernandez (left fielder), Andy Fraz (right fielder), James Outman (center fielder) - Gavin Lux (second baseman), starting pitcher Gavin Stone.

Ohtani struck out the first three times since he moved to the Dodgers in a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday. He seems to have a bad batting performance, but he seems to be shaking his head after striking out. When left-hander Jordan Montgomery took the mound as the starting pitcher for Arizona on Tuesday, the Dodgers excluded Ohtani from the starting lineup for the first time and gave him a break. He returned to the starting lineup after taking two consecutive days off the previous day.

On the day, Ohtani failed to produce a hit in the regular inning, but showed off his presence with his outstanding batting eye and fast feet. In the bottom of the first inning when his team was losing 0-1, Ohtani grounded out to the first base after a persistent game with Atlanta starter Charlie Morton going up to the seventh pitch. However, he managed to get on base with a walk after a game of eight pitches in his second at-bat in the bottom of the third inning. Ohtani then set up a run-scoring chance with his sixth stolen base of the season and tied the game with a timely hit by follow-up hitter Will Smith.

Ohtani swallowed his regret when he was struck out by Morton in his third at-bat in the bottom of the fifth inning, when the score was tied 1-1. In his fourth at-bat in the bottom of the eighth inning, he once again got on base by filtering four balls through a showdown with Atlanta's changed pitcher A.J. Minter. And again this time, Ohtani stole the second base and stole his seventh base of the season. However, he did not produce the same result as in the third inning, as no timely hit came out after walking and stealing in the fourth at-bat.

Ohtani's first hit came in overtime. What a valuable hit. In the bottom of the 10th inning, when his team was losing 2-3 with runners on the second base with one out, Ohtani faced off against Raicel Iglesias, Atlanta's "finisher" and a teammate of the Los Angeles Angels. He then hit a changeup of the outside course that flew out of the strike zone for a timely hit, leading the game to the 11th inning.

The showdown between the Dodgers and Atlanta, which "only" secured 20 wins in the National League, was very tight. Atlanta first scored the first point. With two outs and no runners in the first inning, Austin Riley hit a full-base hit on Gavin Stone's 94th four-seam fastball for the fifth pitch, crossing the central fence. However, Atlanta's lead was short-lived. Why did the Dodgers start counterattack.

In the bottom of the third inning, Ohtani drew a walk with no runners on the first base. Afterwards, Ohtani stole the second base and Will Smith hit a timely hit to balance the score, bringing the game to square one. The Dodgers continued to score runs in an upbeat mood. In the bottom of the fourth inning, its leadoff hitter Teoscar Hernandez hit a come-from-behind solo home run after an eight-pitch game against Morton, starting to take a 2-1 lead.

Since then, the two teams have been in a tight race as they have rarely been able to score points, and balance has been struck once again at the end of the game. In the top of the eighth inning, Acuna Jr. hit a tiebreaking solo shot against Daniel Hudson of the Dodgers with one out and no runner. As a result, the two teams couldn't decide the winner or loser within the regular inning, and started overtime.

In overtime, Atlanta scored a point on Orlando Arcia's sacrifice fly in the top of the 10th inning. Then, Ohtani hit a timely hit to tie the game in the bottom of the 10th inning. And the Dodgers won with a walk-off hit in the bottom of the 11th inning, becoming the first team to win the game in the National League.

BY: 스포츠토토핫