Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking season reached new heights as he stole his 52nd base, setting the record for MLB's single-season stolen bases by a Japanese-born player, surpassing Ichiro Suzuki's previous record of 56. Ohtani's base-stealing prowess is a testament to his incredible speed and agility as a player, highlighting not just his power-hitting but also his all-around skills on the field.
In a remarkable display of talent, Ohtani blasted his 54th home run of the season, setting a new Los Angeles Dodgers record for most runs scored in a single season at 132, breaking Freddie Freeman's previous record of 131 from last year. His consistent performance adds to his growing legacy as one of the greatest players in MLB history, further solidifying his status as a true unicorn in the sport.
Ohtani's achievement of amassing 400 total bases in a season places him among an elite group, as he became only the 18th player in MLB history to reach this milestone. His total bases tally now stands at 408, showcasing his dual-threat capability as both an exceptional hitter and base runner, making him a unique and invaluable asset to the Dodgers and baseball as a whole.
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