Shohei Ohtani, batting average with 141 million bullets. 579 Commander praises “I want to put it in a bottle and keep it for 10 years” | Full account

Madon “I want to put it in a bottle and keep it for at least 10 years.”

■ Angels 17-8 Indians (open game, Japan’s 17th half, Tempe)

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Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani started the 16th (Japan’s 17th half) in the open game against the Indians as the “second designated hitter.” He played Cy Young Award Shane Bieber with three pitchers last season and fired a No. 4 2 run over the back screen in the third at-bat three times. Infield hits in two pitching rounds and three consecutive multi-hits. Director Joe Maddon praised the double-wielding man with a .579 batting average, saying, “I want to put it in a bottle and keep it for at least 10 years.”

Otani hits Beaver’s left heel straight with an infield hit at first base with two second-inning kills. The oversized arch was the 3rd inning, 2nd and 3rd base. The hit ball that made a full swing from the first ball is a 464-foot (141.4-meter) bullet that extends past the rear screen. It’s the second longest distance after the longest 468 feet (about 142.6 meters) in open game No. 1 thrown in the Rangers game on Day 3.

It’s been 229 days since the Mariners game on July 29-30 of last year. The praise of coach Madon after the game did not stop.

“I’m very impressed. It seems like every swing is trying to hit as hard as it used to. Shohei has all the shots in the left direction from the center, which I like.”

“He has visibly a lot of hits in the barrel zone, and he often hits with two strikes. I want to keep him in a bottle for at least 10 years, because he’s very much for himself. Because I feel a response to that.”

They sent him a pinch hitter in the fifth inning, and that day he had 2 hits and 2 RBIs in 3 at-bats. With a batting average of .579 and an OPS of 1,782, four home runs in open play are currently tied for fourth in the majors. Otani’s best-performing bat hasn’t stopped since before the opening.