Shohei Ohtani, who caused the two-hit syndrome in the American Major League (MLB), hit two home runs as a batter for the first time on the day he started as a pitcher.

On the 28th Ohtani started in a home game against the Chicago White Sox at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, USA.

Then, as the designated hitter number 2, he hit two solo shots in the 1st and 7th innings at the plate.

In particular, in a situation where there were no one-out runners in the 7th inning, which was chased 2-1, the left-center arch was a wedge to solidify his victory.

His fingernails broke and he came down from the mound first, then showed off his superpower by shooting a cannon at the plate.

The Angels won 4-2, and Ohtani took his 7th win (3rd loss) of the season.

MLB introduced after the game that Ohtani hit two home runs for the first time on the day he started.

As of this day, Ohtani, who has hit 28 home runs and runs first in this category among all hitters in the major leagues, hit 5 homers on his pitching day this year.  스포츠토토

Ohtani also became the sixth player since 1900 to hit two home runs and strike out 10 or more in a game.

It was the first American League pitcher to break a record in 60 years since 1963.