Shohei Ohtani hits in four consecutive games, doubles, two stolen bases Angels

Major League Baseball Angels player Shohei Ohtani hit a two-base hit against the Cubs on the 7th, marking his fourth consecutive hit. He also scored two stolen bases, making it "one" to reach double-digit stolen bases for the third consecutive year.

The game was played in Anaheim, the home of the Angels, with Ohtani starting as the designated hitter at No. 2 and Suzuki starting at No. 4 and right.

In the match between the 28-year-old classmates following the day before, Ohtani was seen patting Suzuki's chest and talking with a smile before the match.

In his first at-bat in the first inning, Ohtani caught a straight ball with no runners on with one out and a two-base hit to center. His fourth consecutive hit was a hard-hitting one with a velocity of 1.1 km.

In the third inning, it was a left-field fly with two outs on first base.

In the third at-bat of the fifth inning, Trout stole second base on a foreball and then stole second base in Trout's next at-bat. He also scored a team-leading ninth stolen base at third base, making it "one" away from his third consecutive double-digit stolen base.

In his fourth at-bat of the sixth inning with a four-run lead, he struck out. In the fifth at-bat of the eighth inning, he had a chance to score an extra run with two outs, but he caught a cut ball on the first pitch and fell to second base.

In this game, he went 4-for-6 with two stolen bases and his batting average dropped to 4.8.5.

The Cubs' Suzuki hit the first pitch in his first at-bat of the first inning and went short. In the second at-bat of the fourth inning, he was missed by a changeup ball and struck out, and in the third at-bat of the sixth inning, which tied the game, he had a chance to win the game with one out and first base and second base, but it was a third baseman.

Then, in the fourth at-bat of the ninth inning, when he came around with the first batter, he became the second batter.

Suzuki threw a four-hit no-hitter and his batting average was 1.1.

The game was won by the Angels, 4-2, and the Cubs won their second straight game.