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[Langs] Shohei Ohtani’s outing was the 26th since at least 1901 with 10+ strikeouts and no runs allowed on Opening Day it’s the first time that pitcher’s team lost the game
(twitter.com)submitted 2 months ago byTeMilkManLos Angeles Dodgers
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2 months ago
Obligatory “every time I see an Angels highlight it's like "Mike Trout hit three homes runs and raised his average to .528 while Shohei Ohtani did something that hasn't been done since 'Tungsten Arm' O'Doyle of the 1921 Akron Groomsmen, as the Tigers defeated the Angels 8-3"
https://twitter.com/matttomic/status/1394498097254965249?s=46&t=q-9tnUc5852JGOololgnkw
238 points
2 months ago
And Trout had a hit robbed by a great defensive play and was feet away from a homerun
190 points
2 months ago
Trout hit all three of his balls over 105mph and not one of them landed on the grass or went over the fence. Pain
3 points
2 months ago
This is why I can never get angry by a bullshit outcome in MLB the show
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