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Ohtani lowers ERA to 0.74 with 6-inning gem — and reaches base 5 times!
PHOENIX — It had been more than 60 years since the big leagues had seen a show quite like the one Shohei Ohtani staged on Wednesday night.
Ohtani lowered his ERA to 0.74 with six scoreless innings while reaching base five times to raise his batting average above .300 for the first time since Opening Day in a do-it-all performance in a 7-0 win over the D-backs, securing at least a split in the four-game series at Chase Field.
Since at least 1900, there have been only four instances of players pitching at least six scoreless innings and reaching base at least five times in a game. Ohtani is the only one of the four who didn't throw a shutout (Mel Stottlemyre in 1964, Mel Parnell in 1951 and Hod Eller in 1920).
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Earlier in the season, Shohei Ohtani was struggling. Well, for him. The power wasn’t quite there, and while he was still getting on base — even extending his on-base streak that began last year into the top-25 all-time — he didn’t feel like a threat at the plate. The Dodgers ended up giving him some time to rest, keeping him out of the lineup during some starts and even another day for good measure after one of those.
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