Shohei Ohtani Hit Yuli Gurriel Twice (+ Video) – SwingComplete

Written by Jerry Diaz / @Jerryto94

The Los Angeles Angels once again won the Major League season after defeating the Houston Astros on Wednesday, July 13. The final score of the match at Angel Stadium was seven to one.

The star of the winners was Shohei Ohtani. Once again, the Japanese had an impressive six-stroke run with a clean score, four hits allowed and a dozen hits. In fact, he became the sixth bowler in history with 50 hits or more and one run or less allowed in a five-game period. Fabulous.

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Two of those displaced by strikes were handed over to Yuli Guriel. Cuban ranked fifth in the standings and first base. He got into the bout hitting 0.100 against the Japanese throughout his MLB career, with one of 10 rackets.

The first visit to the box was the opening of the second entrance. A pair of fast balls at 95 and 98 miles were called hits and fouls, respectively. Another unsuccessful touch on the passer and a distributor in a bad area resulted in Sancti Spiritus calculating the ball with two strokes. Otani insisted on a fast ball that gave him such good results, this time at 99.7 mph and Goriel made a late swing to take the first hit of the night.

It wasn’t all grey yulesky. In the fourth episode, he pulled the only player out of his team with a hit that moved from rolling in the no-man’s-land between the first and second. Also against a four-seam fastball (98 mph), by the way.

In the third game of the game, in the sixth inning, the MVP of 2021 worked differently than the champion racket. He drove the fastball at 98 mph in the area and then dropped it twice in a row with a pair of slides, the last of which was off.

Now head-to-head between the two is 13-2 with one RBI and eight hits.