Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani smashed three home runs and stole two bases during Thursday’s 20-4 demolition of the Miami Marlins, becoming the first MLB player ever to achieve a 50-50 season (50+ HRs and 50+ stolen bases). Talk about a flex! 💪
The 30-year-old phenom entered the game needing just one steal and two homers to hit the milestone. He delivered in style, stealing his 50th base in the first inning, then launching a jaw-dropping 438-foot homer in the sixth. But he wasn’t done—Ohtani blasted two more dingers, including a 440-foot ninth-inning moonshot 🤯 that had fans chanting \"MVP!\"
\"Relieved? Absolutely. This sport’s got legendary players, so joining this club means everything,\" Ohtani told reporters, grinning like he’d just won the World Series. 🏆
With this historic performance, the Dodgers secured their 12th straight playoff berth. Manager Dave Roberts called it \"a win for baseball worldwide,\" noting the global audience tuning in to witness Ohtani’s magic. 🌍⚾
