Shohei Ohtani’s Unbelievable Performance Leaves American Reporters Speechless

On September 20th local time, the Los Angeles Dodgers played against the Colorado Rockies at home and won 6-4. ‌Shohei Ohtani, who had a great game in the Miami game the ⁤day before with 6 ⁢hits, 3 home runs, 10 RBIs and 2 stolen bases to reach 51-51, started as leadoff hitter and designated hitter again on this day.

He had 3 hits, 1 home run, 2 RBIs and 1 stolen base, extending‌ his record to 52-52.‌ After the game, Noah Kamras, a reporter for local media⁢ outlet Dodgers Nation, updated the official score. He compiled Ohtani’s batting stats over the two days and presented them as follows:

• 9 hits in 10 at bats
• 4 home ‍runs
• 2 doubles
• 12 RBIs
• 6 points
• 3 stolen bases
• 3.200 ​OPS

He added,‌ “This kind of thing doesn’t even happen in video games.” As a batter, Ohtani’s career stats this season are a batting ⁤average of .297 (fourth in the league), 52 ⁣home runs (first in the league), and 122 RBIs (first in the league).

As the second-place San Diego Padres, who are competing for the division⁤ title, won ⁤a walk-off victory, the Dodgers’ magic number for winning the championship remains at ⁣”5.”

Watch Shohei Ohtani’s massive⁤ 52nd two-run ‌homer, his second​ in a row, and check out his ‍impressive stats that ‌have ⁣left American reporters speechless.