Angels Star Shohei Ohtani Was Left Crushed as a Grand Slam Stole the Win After an Epic Two-Way Outing

Shohei Ohtani has been leading the Los Angeles Angels by storm. While the two-way phenom delivers mind-blowing on-field antics, his team is just going in the opposite direction. Similar was the case in the team’s latest outing against the Seattle Mariners.

Despite Ohtani’s impressive performance, the Los Angeles Angels lost to the Seattle Mariners, 5-3. However, one player from Mariners took a grand slam, smashing both Ohtani and Angles’ play.

Ohtani’s Unstoppable Outing Experienced a Hindrance

Ohtani hit a 107-mph line drive into the right-field stands in the eighth inning off Isaiah Campbell (2-0), securing his second career 40-homer season. Ohtani reached base four times and scored the game-tying run in the sixth inning for the Angels (56-54), who suffered their fifth loss in seven games despite their two-way superstar’s latest outstanding performance.

Ohtani pitched four scoreless innings and recorded four strikeouts. He also showcased his offensive prowess with two singles, two walks, a stolen base, and a game-tying run scored from second on a single. Additionally, he hit a home run to give his team a two-run lead during the game. However, Sho-time left the mound early after experiencing cramps in his right middle finger. 

Apart from the two-way phenom’s outstanding performance, the Mariners’ Cade Marlowe put on the show, surpassing Ohtani.

The Mariners’ Cade Marlowe Was the Shining Star in the Latest Outing

The Mariners recently allowed Cade Marlowe to transition into the major leagues. With the bases loaded, the 26-year-old took the mound against the imposing Carlos Estevez in the ninth inning.

This significant grand slam off closer to Estevez’s hit gave them the lead and proved to be the game’s decisive factor, ensuring the Mariners’ triumph over the Angels.

Read more: Is Shohei Ohtani a Better Hitter or Pitcher? Everything to Know About His Two-Way Abilities.

The Angels’ Marcus Semien homered and drove in three runs, while Brandon Marsh had three hits. For the Mariners, Ty France had two hits and two RBIs. With that, Seattle took home three straight victories over the Angels.

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