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# Ohtani also said this? '131m·170km cannon home run' is it starting now?

Perhaps Shohei Ohtani 29, Los Angeles waited for this moment more than anyone else.

Ohtani posted a post celebrating his first home run of the season on his social networking service SNS on the 4th.

Ohtani posted a video of himself hitting a home run, rejoicing, and being congratulated by fans and colleagues, along with the article "Special Moment."

Earlier, Ohtani started as the second designated hitter in a home game against the San Francisco Giants at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California.

Ohtani went 2 for 4 in the game and scored an RBI and two runs.

In particular, one of the two hits was the first home run of this season and the first home run to join the Dodgers.

Ohtani signed a 10-year contract with the Dodgers for the highest amount ever in the U.S. Major League Baseball, worth 700 million dollars about 943.8 billion won this season.

It was Ohtani's first taste in the opening nine games.

Shohei Ohtani, a Japanese baseball star who plays in the U.S. Major League Baseball MLB, runs after hitting a double in the first inning in the opener against the St. Louis Cardinals at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California on the 28th. Ohtani recorded two hits and one walk from three times at bat. [Yonhap]
"Honestly, I'm really glad my first home run came out," Ohtani said through a new interpreter, Will Iyerden, after the game, adding, "It's true that I'm very relieved now because the swing was not good."

Ohtani said, "I contributed to the victory and not only myself but the entire team's offense worked out well," adding, "I feel comfortable and happy."

Ohtani said, "I talked to manager Roberts, and he said I can do it with confidence, so I feel at ease," adding, "It would be great if so many fans come in the baseball stadium every day. I think I can get good energy, so I will work harder with the support of the fans."


Shohei Ohtani, a Japanese baseball star who plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers in the U.S. Major League Baseball MLB, is taking off his helmet as he tried to avoid a wild pitch from his opponent in an exhibition game against the Los Angeles Angels held at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Saturday local time. Ohtani remained silent on the day, recording no hits in two times at bat.


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