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On the 27th (Japan’s 28th time), Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani pitched for the second live BP (battle royale batting practice) of the camp and logged the fastest 100 miles (about 161 km). “I’m happy. I’ve used my body better than what I saw last year,” said Joe Maddon, who is moving toward a full dual-wield revival.
Otani marks 161km in second BP live
On the 27th (Japan’s 28th time), Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani pitched for the second live BP (battle royale batting practice) of the camp and logged the fastest 100 miles (about 161 km). “I’m happy. I’m using my body better than I saw last year,” said Joe Maddon, who is moving toward a full dual-wield rebirth.
[PR]Comprehensive delivery of practice games and open games If you want to see professional baseball, “DAZN”, “First month free campaign” is underwayOtani has entered the second season since Tommy John’s surgery and has continued to train without restrictions in both pitching and hitting. In spring training, he logged 100 miles as a pitcher, and as a hitter, he kept crossing the fence and made good adjustments.
“I’m happy. I think he’s always very confident,” Madon said, squinting after Otani’s adjustments to hope for a full rebirth. As a pitcher, he said, “His arm swing is so much better,” and as a hitter, he said, “There’s something that foot balance and bat trajectory didn’t exist last year.”
As a team, it seems like the resurgence of the “Otani pitcher” is the first thing in camp now. “I think I get it right. When I talk about mechanics, how to use the body last year, it is better than when I saw,” he said with great expectation.
(Full-Count Editorial Department)
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