(Point culminant) Shohei Ohtani étend sa séquence sur la base à 44 matchs, dépassant Ichiro Suzuki pour la plus longue séquence d’un joueur d’origine japonaise dans l’histoire de la MLB

11 Comments

1. 

   HeavensRoyalty 3 semaines ago

   We’re watching history regardless how small or big it is. We’re watching history.

2. 

   wako944 3 semaines ago

   Good luck to future Japanese players trying to beat any records after Ohtani wraps up his career.

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   Marinersfan505 3 semaines ago

   Funny this is on the same night that the Ichiro Statue was revealed.

4. 

   PinniPal 3 semaines ago

   And suddenly the broken bat on Ichiro’s statue makes sense

5. 

   ProtestantMormon 3 semaines ago

   Rude thing to do on ichiros statue night.

6. 

   Financial-Swim-5884 3 semaines ago

   Is nothing sacred?

7. 

   ProfessionalBalker 3 semaines ago

   Ohtani stole my wife 

8. 

   nachod00g 3 semaines ago

   Ohtani gonna end up being Wilt Chamberlain of MLB (everyone will be chasing the second place records)

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   Glad-Noise-5803 3 semaines ago

   Its because of intentional walks that probably didnt need to happen

10. 

    schwack-em 3 semaines ago

    Because he gets on base!

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    Either_North_7484 3 semaines ago

    Dumb, meaningless stat.