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  1. Brewerfanatic record: 2+ pages devoted to Hamilton.
  2. Totally, Think I'm going to have a heart attack. I'm 32.
  3. And not walking Ohtani, then striking him out. What a difference a year makes!
  4. Hang-ing around, hang-ing around; team's got alligator blood.
  5. AI believes the Ohtahi pitch was a good one. I imagine a lot of folks here think of themselves as WAY smarter than AI, but I don't: AI Overview Shohei Ohtani can hit home runs from almost any quadrant of the strike zone, with his highest concentration of power on pitches up and in or middle-to-high, while his least dangerous area is at the bottom of the strike zone and below. [1] Strike Zone Power Zones High and Middle-High: Ohtani crushes fastballs and hard-hit pitches located in the upper and middle portions of the strike zone, frequently pulling them deep into the right-field seats or launching high-velocity line drives. Outer Half & Shadow Zones: He has exceptional plate coverage and is known to extend his arms to drive pitches on the outer edge or even off-plate outside balls for extra-base hits and home runs. Low / Below the Zone (Least Productive): Pitchers find their most relative success keeping the ball down at the bottom of the strike zone or chasing him with low-and-away breaking balls and sliders where he is less dangerous
  6. Ohtani had to golf it out. Looked like he was hitting a 3 wood. He wasn't going to do nothing all series.
  7. That wasn't a terrible pitch. Great swing by Ohtani, took out some frustration there.
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