Is it true that the pitcher took a break for three days… Ohtani of superpowers ranked first with an ERA of 0.64

Los Angeles Angels Ohtani Shohei (29) ranked first in ERA.

On the 22nd (Korean time), Ohtani started against the Kansas City Royals in the ‘2023 Major League Baseball’ held at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, USA. On this day, he recorded 2 hits, 2 walks and 11 strikeouts in 7 innings. He harvested 3 victories in the season with quality start plus pitching (pitching less than 3 earned runs in 7 starting innings).

After three days of rest, Ohtani토토사이트 climbed the mound. Ohtani, who started against the Boston Red Sox on the 18th, finished early when the game was suspended twice due to rain. He had 2 innings, 1 hit, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts and 1 run. Ohtani had 31 pitches, and the Angels advanced Ohtani’s starting schedule by two days.

The challenge for a third win of the season was canceled due to bad weather, but Ohtani became the winning pitcher in the game against Kansas City with perfect pitching despite a short break.

On this day, Ohtani recorded a maximum speed of 99.8 miles (160 km). Ohtani, with a fastball and a sharp breaking ball, continued his good pitching, and in the 7th inning, he threw a 98.8 mile (159 km) fastball, boasting tremendous stamina.

Ohtani finished the mound with no runs. His earned run average went down to 0.64. With this game, Ohtani ranked first among major league pitchers in terms of ERA. Seattle Mariners Luis Castillo (0.73) is second, and Chicago Cubs Marcus Stroman (0.75) is third.

This year, Ohta went into action earlier than usual. He improved his physical condition early to participate in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) Japan national team. He has no WBC sequelae to him. Ohtani continues to play in the major leagues. If Ohtani, who is about to acquire FA qualification, continues the pace, his ransom is expected to skyrocket.