Japanese star Shohei Ohtani continues to break records in Major League Baseball, and this Saturday, he achieved a historic milestone by becoming one of the fastest players to reach 30 home runs and 30 stolen bases in a single season. Ohtani accomplished these feats in just 108 games, showcasing his exceptional skills in both hitting and base stealing.

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During the game against the Oakland Athletics, Ohtani started with 33 home runs and stole his 29th, 30th, and 31st bases in the same game. This achievement places him in an elite group led by Eric Davis, who reached the 30-30 mark in just 90 games in 1987 with the Reds. Alex Rodriguez is the only other player to achieve this feat in fewer games, with 107 in 1998 with the Seattle Mariners.

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In the game, the Dodgers defeated the Athletics 0-10, thanks to a strong performance by pitcher Jack Flaherty, who threw six scoreless innings. The Dodgers secured this win without any home runs, relying on a solid offensive effort with singles and doubles, including a remarkable 0-6 in the ninth inning.

In other games, the Yankees beat the Blue Jays 8-3, with Aaron Judge and Trent Grisham hitting crucial home runs to secure the win. The Reds overcame the Giants 6-4 in an exciting game that featured a notable comeback by Cincinnati with four home runs. Meanwhile, the Rays defeated the Astros 1-6, with Josh Lowe contributing two home runs and a solid offensive performance.

Shohei Ohtani’s outstanding performance continues to solidify his status as one of the brightest stars in baseball, once again demonstrating his ability to impact the game both with his bat and with stolen bases.