Shuhai Otani took the heat on Saturday.
Utani, 30, lit up the radar pistol during its third start for the 2025 season, reached 101.7 miles per hour in the fourteenth stadium from a picnic against members of the royal family – which is good for the fastest stadium in his career in MLB.
Vinnie Pasquantino of the Royals First Vinnie Pasquantins managed to call the heater, but eventually it is based on double play to close the first half.
The former MLB stadium in Ohtani returned in 2022 when he threw a fast 101.4 miles ball to the then football player Kyle Taker.
The team said that the Otani Stadium on Saturday was the most difficult to throw by any recklessness so far this season.
Ottani also struck three -time numbers in the bats against Paskanno, where he made a fast 100.2 miles ball in the inner corner.
According to ESPN from Jeff Basan, Ohtiani amounted to 102 miles per hour during the year 2023 for classic baseball – it faced Baskeono.
It ended three times in MVP by throwing two roles on Saturday, and gave up one blow while he was kicked at the beginning of the 2023 season.
Through its three manifestations this year, Utani allowed one to operate one to three to four floors.
Ohtani's return comes to the hill after all the stars underwent surgery in the second elbow in 2023 as a member of the angels.
Ohtani achieved a record 10-5 with 3.14 era and 167 exercises through 132 roles that were shown before it was eventually marginalized from the hill for the rest of the 2023 season with the elbow case.
Both Ohtani leader and Dodgers Dave Roberts described the accumulation of the two -way star as “gradual”.
“I want to see improvements with the quality of the stadiums that I throw, and then increase the amount of stadiums,” the correspondents told the correspondents after its start against the citizens on Sunday.
“I think it's more than just an attempt to get the foundation, building blocks as it is [pitching and] Roberts added the bats.[We are] He makes a mistake on the side of caution … there is no meaning in rushing to it now. “
