'50-50' Record Ohtani to Stage First Fall Baseball Tomorrow

[Anchor] Ohtani of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who recorded a high-ranking record of
'50 home runs -50 stolen bases', will be on the fall baseball stage for the first time in the U.S. professional baseball.

The opponent is the rival San Diego without Kim Ha-sung.

Reporter Lee Dae-gun's report.

[Reporter]
Fill one
ditch first,

[U.S. local broadcast: Ohtani succeeds in stealing for the 50th time]

with two home runs in a row,
The only history of professional baseball in the United States,
'50 home runs-50 steals', has been completed.

[U.S. Local coverage: The only special player, the only special season. Great player Shohei Ohtani starts a new history of the 50-50 club.]

The Los Angeles Dodgers Ohtani, who focused on batters instead of pitchers in the aftermath of elbow surgery this year, finished the regular season with 54 home runs and 59 stolen bases.

National League MVP is a given and attention is unanimous.

This is the first postseason stage in his seventh year in the Major League due to poor performance of his previous team, the Los Angeles Angels.

The opponent is San Diego without Kim Ha-sung.

He batted .326 in 12 games against San Diego this season, and even hit two home runs against first-round starter Dylan Shees.

Ohtani is not expected to play as a pitcher in this postseason for the first time.

Ohtani said he wanted to win the World Series more than anything else when he signed with the Dodgers late last year.

The time to get the first step for your big dream is approaching.

I'm Lee Daegun of YTN.

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video: Joo Hye-min