Shohei Ohtani (30, Los Angeles Dodgers), who achieved the first 50 (homer)-50 (homer) in Major League history, is breaking a historical record by succeeding in two stolen bases and one home run in recent games.

Ohtani started as the first designated hitter at the Colorado Rockies game held at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday (Korea time). Ohtani led his team to victory on the day by making four hits (one homer) with two runs and one RBI from five times at bat.

Ohtani, who got on base with a left-handed hit in his first at-bat in the first inning, then advanced to third base with Mookie Betts' hit and Freddie Freeman's double play, but failed to score.

In his second at-bat, Ohtani got on base by hitting a hit to the right field with one out and runners on the first base, and later managed to steal second base at Betts' at-bat. He stole 54 bases this season. However, Freeman's double play failed to lead to a run.메이저놀이터

Ohtani, who hit a right-handed hit with one out in the bottom of the seventh inning, later succeeded in stealing once again, recording 55 stolen bases for the season. Later, as Freeman hit a timely hit, Ohtani was able to home and the team score was 4-5.

Ohtani miraculously hit a home run at his last at-bat in the bottom of the ninth inning, tying the game. Coming up as a leadoff hitter, he hit a solo home run over the central fence by hitting right-hander Seth Halbosen's fourth pitch with a ball count of two and one strike.

The home run marked Ohtani's 53rd homer of the season, and his team's score was tied at 5-5.

Betts, who gained momentum after Ohtani's solo equalizer, succeeded in a back-to-back walk-off home run over the left fence, and the Dodgers won a thrilling come-from-behind victory.

After reaching 50-50 on the 20th, Ohtani has made 14 hits in 18 at-bats (0.778) with five homers and 13 RBIs in the last four games, showing off his better form than before. His batting average for this season is 0.301.

On Sunday's game, Ohtani added one homer and two steals to post a 53-55 record in the season. Given Ohtani's current momentum, he is expected to score two more homers in the remaining six games to achieve a 55-55 record.