In Major League Baseball on Sunday, Japanese two-way star Ohtani Shohei put a little something extra on his first extra-base hit of the season.
Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels was the designated hitter in the game against the Houston Astros.
In the third inning, he scorched a ground-rule double to right field. The ball flew so fast that the TV camera had trouble following it.
His hit had a screaming exit velocity of 191.6 kilometers per hour, surpassing his personal record from April last year by 0.1 kilometers per hour.
The Astros won the game 4-1 over the Angels.
Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels was the designated hitter in the game against the Houston Astros.
In the third inning, he scorched a ground-rule double to right field. The ball flew so fast that the TV camera had trouble following it.
His hit had a screaming exit velocity of 191.6 kilometers per hour, surpassing his personal record from April last year by 0.1 kilometers per hour.
The Astros won the game 4-1 over the Angels.
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Summary
Japanese two-way star Shohei Ohtani of Los Angeles Angels hit a ground-rule double in a game against Houston Astros on Sunday. The ball, traveling at an exit velocity of 191.6 km/h, surpassed his personal best from April last year by 0.1 km/h. Despite this impressive display, the Astros won the
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Date: April 11, 2022
Created: 2022/04/12 14:26
Updated: 2025/12/09 17:03
Last Read: 2022/04/12 14:26