Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani turns out to be first player to arrive at 50/50 club in MLB history

The Japanese star has 51 taken puts together and 51 grand slams with respect to the season.

Los Angeles Dodgers assigned hitter Shohei Ohtani hit his 50th grand slam and took his 50th base of the time Thursday, turning into the main MLB player to arrive at the two benchmarks in a similar season.

Ohtani entered Thursday’s down against the Miami Marlins with 48 grand slams and 49 taken bases. He took two bases to arrive at 51 and took out three homers — one in the 6th inning, one more in the seventh and a last in the 10th — to reach 51. Ohtani completed the game 6-for-6 with three grand slams and 10 RBIs.

The double cross MLB MVP known for being a two-way star isn’t pitching this season after he went through Tommy John medical procedure — the second time he has had the activity — in September 2023. However, he is as yet having an unbelievably significant season. Entering Thursday, Ohtani positioned 6th in Wins Above Substitution, one of just six players with Battles above 7.0

Ohtani marked a 10-year, $700 million agreement with Los Angeles before this season. The Dodgers are in the lead position in the NL West.