30 Hits +200K For A Major League Record 14 Wins

Ohtani's walk was the obstacle to his innings accumulation on Wednesday. He allowed two runs and only three hits in five innings against the Twins, but allowed six quadrupeds and one touch walk, and the Angels finished with a 4: With the win, Otani got his 14th win of the season and struck out seven to reach the 200K mark, becoming the fourth Japanese pitcher to do so and the first in major LEAGUE history with 30 hits and 200K.

Against a 12-degree cold and rain in Minnesota, Tani was visibly shaken in the first inning, allowing three straight walks, including a touch ball, to load the bases with one out, and minimizing the damage by allowing just one run on a double play.

After a first-inning crisis, Ottani recovered and began to make big K runs, including a 5-K run in the fourth inning. The Twins' lineup was helpless against him until Luis Arraez got his first hit with two outs in the fifth.

Otani encountered another crisis in the sixth inning, not yet out, has been two hits, one walk, one run, and then walked Gary Sanchez (Gary Sanchez), the Angels decided to switch pitches, Aaron Loup took over with a strikeout, double play successful "bomb", also let Otani's pitching record frozen in five innings of two runs.

Otani threw 7K in exactly 100 pitches, giving him 203K this season. He dropped Sanchez in the fourth inning for his 4Kth in a game and 200K this season. He is also the fourth Japanese pitcher to complete 200K in a single season in the major leagues, joining Hero Noshigo (4 seasons), Yu Darvichu (4 seasons) and Daisuke Matusaka (1 season).

The Angels tied the game on a solo shot by Taylor Wade in the second inning, followed by singles by Max Stassi and Livan Soto in the third and an RBI by Mike Trout after two outs. Wade added a solo shot and a double in the sixth. The TWINS TIED IT 2-3 THROUGH SIX INNINGS, BUT OTANI DEFENDED HIS WIN IN THE SEVENTH, DRIVING IN THE ANGELS 'FOURTH RUN ON A SINGLE.