Miami — Shohei Ohtani allowed one unwinning run in seven dominant innings, 5-Wednesday against the Los Angeles Angels Miami Marlins He recorded a go-ahead hit with two wins. night.
The active ALMVP limited the Marlins to two hits and won the start five times in a row. Otani (8-4) hit 3 steps, 10 in front of 18,741, the fourth-largest spectator at LoanDepot Park this season.
"I didn't change much. The most important thing was to make the pitch when needed," Otani said through an interpreter. "I think it's huge when we win and pitch because I'm part of a ball club."
Three ALMVP Mike Trout hitless with four RBIs , Had a RBI. The trout is 21 to 1 with 13 strikeouts in the first five games of nine games in Los Angeles.
Max Stassi has doubled and reached the base three times to help the Angels snap the skids in four games.
During the current successful outing, Otani ERA I have 0.27 and limited my opponent to 16 hits with 33² / ₃ innings.
"I can go completely healthy without any physical worries," Otani said. "That's a big part of why I'm pitching well."
"He's one of the best weapons in baseball and you'll see him on the plate the same day." Said Stassi about Otani. "He's a superstar pitcher and a superstar batter."
Taylor Ward and Luis Rengoo's lance scoring singles filled the Angels lead in 7th place.
"Up and down the lineup, we were sacrificing ourselves to get the ball into play," said Angels acting manager Ray Montgomery. "We've been talking endlessly about strikeouts, please contact me. I don't think I've done anything different. I think it was better to have a turn at bat."
The defeat was the Marlins. Recorded 6 consecutive wins.
Rogers allowed 3 runs, 4 hits, 2 walks, 5 strokes and 2 batters in 4² / ₃ innings.
The Marlins first hit the first Garrett Cooper sacrifice fly after finishing Otani's scoreless string in 21² / ₃ innings. Lead-off batter Jon Berti reached shortstop Luis Rengoo's slow error and proceeded with Joey Wendle's double.
"Getting the first one makes you feel better, but as the game progresses, he gets better and better with a guy like (Otani)," Miami said. Said Don Mattingly, the manager of.
