Shohei Otani seven for 13 this spring at the plate
, High fly balls hit well out there into left
field. That one's carrying deep. It is out
of here. Opposite way for Shohei Otani. It's
another one deep into left center. Field falls carrying
rally ball is out of here. Showtime. I'm
Robert Flores with the MLB dot com Fast cast.
Shohei Otani was working his way back from a forearm
Strain slugged a pair of solo homers against fellow two
way player Michael Lorenzen on Monday. Otani is nine
for 15 to spring with three homers and five R
b I, and in his to spring starts,
he has recorded nine of his 12 out via the
strikeout. Here is more of Monday's spring training action
Smeltzer with the old school Navy stirrups and the white
sanitary socks underneath leg kicking the 01 that is hit
high in the air to deep center field. This
will challenge the wall, and this ball will sprout
wings and fly far away home run out of a
kuna, his second in as many days, and
it's one nothing brave during the third. I think
it's a treat. Any time you get to watch
this guy. I don't care if it's in the
middle of March or the end of October. Max
Scherzer, the ST Louis native three times I Young
Award winner, got up, took something off at
seven strikeouts in this game, for sure. Zero
through four innings, one out, the runner at
first base and Corey Seager. Seager hits one a
long way down the left field line and it is
gone. That's a home run. Kept it inside
the poll on a two run shot. Corey Seager
. That is his fifth home run of spring training
. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts announcing Sunday Clayton Kershaw will
start opening day against the Rockies. The April 1st
start will be Kershaw's ninth career opening day start.
Base is filled with Padres fly ball left field back
towards the wall and that ball is gone, A
home run opposite field for C. J. Abrams
. It's a grand slam, and the Padres jump
out to the 12 to lead. This is impressive
opposite field for C. J. Abrams. Yeah
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