Shohei Ohtani's strange power exploded! Cheng Dodgers has the most ultra-long home run kings at home

MLB Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodger Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani once again showed amazing long-play firepower on the 17th, hitting a home run in the right fielder direction in the first inning, which was not only his sixth hit this season, but also completed the milestone of 900 A in his major league career. In addition, Ohtani also set a new record for a home run of the season with a distance of 448 feet, setting a new record at Dodger Field.

Ohtani caught Colorado Rocky starting pitcher Germán Márquez in the first inning and swept the ball into the right field with a home run of 111 miles (178.6 kilometers) and a distance of 448 feet.

Since its launch in 2015, Ohtani has hit eight home runs at Dodger Field with a flight distance of more than 445 feet, the most in the history of the stadium and five more than any other player.

It is worth mentioning that Ohtani's furthest hit at Dodger Field came on July 21, 2023, when he hit a 473-foot oversized home run while playing for the Angels.

Shohei Ohtani has played 20 matches so far in the new season, with a batting average of 0.288, 6 hits, 8 dozen points, and an attack index (OPS) of 0.930. It's going well so far, it's a good start overall, and now I'm focused on playing well throughout the season."