Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani makes baseball history
Briefly

"I have no idea where this came from, but I'm glad I performed well today." Ohtani expressed his surprise at his own historic achievement, emphasizing the exceptional nature of the moment.
"This is a game that has been played for over 200 years, and this is something that has never been done." Dodgers manager Dave Roberts emphasized Ohtani's achievement in the context of baseball history.
"I'm glad that the team won...it was something I wanted to get over as quickly as possible. It's something that I'm going to cherish for a very long time." Ohtani reflected on balancing individual achievement with team success.
"Earlier this season, Ohtani became the MLB's all-time leader in home runs among Japanese-born players...with 222 home runs over the course of his career." This highlights Ohtani's significant milestones beyond the 50-50 achievement.
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