National League Championship Series" Shohei Ohtani's record was tied! Dodger Cy Young was bombarded by 2.6 billion Rising Stars on his first pitch
Quick Look
- In the third game of the National League Championship Series, Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Blake Snell hit a home run on the first pitch of the game by Milwaukee Brewers rookie Joe Leo.
- The ball traveled 106.1 miles and traveled 391 feet.
- This is Jolio's third first-inning home run in his postseason career, tying Shohei Ohtani and others for second in history.
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Why It Matters
The National League Championship Series is the playoff stage of Major League Baseball that determines which team will represent the National League in the World Series. The Dodgers and Brewers were the opponents in this series.
Snell. (AFP)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] In G3 of the National League Championship Series, the Dodgers tried to resist the draw from the Brewers, but they got off to a bad start. Dodger second-year Blake Snell was bombarded by the Brewers' US$82 million (approximately NT$2.6 billion) rising star Jackson Chourio on his first pitch, falling into a 0:1 deficit.
Schnell's first 97.6-mile red medium-speed ball in the game today was directly caught by Jolio and hit the right field direction. The ball had an initial speed of 106.1 miles and a flight distance of 391 feet. According to data expert Sarah Langs, this is Jolio's third first-inning home run in his postseason career, tying Shohei Ohtani, Derek Jeter and Jimmy Rollins for second in history, second only to Kyle Schwarber's five.
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In addition, this is the 17th first-inning home run in the history of the major league playoffs. Jolio and George Springer are the only two players in history to do so. The 22-year-old Jolio has accumulated 18 RBIs in 19 postseason games in his career, officially surpassing Andruw Jones's 17 RBIs (45 games), ranking the most in history before the age of 23.
Although Schnell was bombarded on the first pitch, he immediately recovered and soared 3K. Although he faced a crisis in the scoring circle in the second inning, he soared another 1K at the critical moment. In the third inning, he soared 3 times and 3 times including 2 strikeouts. After the first 3 innings, he had already soared 6K. As for Ohtani Shohei, who was the sixth at bat today, he hit a fly ball to left field in the second inning and was out.
What to Watch
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Snell will adjust his pitching strategy down the stretch to try to avoid getting hit by a long hit.
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Open Questions
- Can Snell stabilize the situation in the later innings?
- Can Jorio maintain this high level of batting performance?
- How will Shohei Ohtani's batting form be in subsequent games?
