[ad_1]
Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani started the second (third time in Japan) with the “second designated hitter” in the White Sox game at his base. In the fifth at-bat of the ninth inning, he hit the right middle with runs No. 1 and 2, which was his first hit this season. Mark Gubicza, famous commentator for the local station “FOX Sports West” on the Angels OB, focused on the “power of correction” in the arc that jumped in the second race of the opening.
The angels OB Gubiza also yelled “What a swing, Otani!”
■ W Socks 12-8 Angels (3rd time in Japan, Anaheim)
[PR]Watch the official NPB games anytime, anywhere at a great price. If you want to watch professional baseball, “DAZN”, the “First Month Free Campaign” is on.Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani started the second (third time in Japan) with the “second designated hitter” in the White Sox game at his base. In the fifth at-bat of the ninth inning, he hit right middle with No. 1 and No. 2 runs, which was his first hit this season. Mark Gubicza, a celebrated commentator for local station “FOX Sports West” on Angels OB, focused on the “power of correction” in the arc that jumped in the second run of the opening.
The long-awaited shot came out in the ninth inning, second base and first base, chasing 6 points. He fired two runs from Hendrix’s right arm to the right wing seat with a flight distance of 421 feet (about 128 meters). With 48 home bases in all majors, along with Kenji Jojima, he ranks third in Japanese history. At that moment, Mr. Gubicza, who was commenting, yelled, “Shohei! Far in the middle to the right! I have made corrections! What a swing, Otani!” “I said there was a lot of movement, but I was still at bat. My toes were there, my hind legs were still pushing the ground, and I hit the ball! How strong is it!”
In the video posted by “Bally Sports West,” Gubiza again analyzed Otani’s home run. “He has been fixing it since the first game. (In the first round) he moved his legs a lot,” he explained. “Liam Hendriks threw a powerful fastball, but he stayed still. His hips were tight and he threw it far and away.”
As for the hit in the center to the right, “In spring training, I flew everything towards the center. Two flew more than 460 feet (about 140 meters) towards the rear screen, and three were in the opposite direction of the center. This time (This year) It was my first home run in the direction of the light, but I called correctly and hit it quite hard in the center to the right. ” He was squinting at Otani, who corrected him overnight after the opening game, which was hitless in four at-bats.
(Full-Count Editorial Department)
[ad_2]
