Olson started as the first baseman and third batter in the 2023 Major League Baseball home game against the St. Louis Cardinals at Truist Park in Atlanta, Georgia, on the 8th and was active with two hits one home run and two RBIs and one walk. 토토사이트
Olson, who is running at the top of the National League home run list, has recently been fiercely competing with Shohei Ohtani for the position of leading home run in the Major League. Even if he ranks first in all home runs in the Major League, there is nothing given to Olson, but the weight given by the top home runs in the two major leagues is quite different.
Olsen was ranked first in the National League with 43 home runs before facing the LA Dodgers on the 4th, but was ranked second, one behind Otani in terms of the entire major league. However, an unexpected variable occurred. Otani, whose home run pace dropped sharply, was forced to leave the lineup due to a side injury. I didn’t miss this opportunity.
Olson shot his 44th home run of the season against the Dodgers on the 4th, tied for first place in the Major League overall, and was named the “leading” the next day by drawing his 45th arch in a showdown with the St. Louis Cardinals. He hit his 46th home run the previous day (7th) and exploded his 48th cannon on the same day, gradually widening the gap. The pace can only be seen as crazy.
Olson started the game pleasantly with a 1-0 lead at the top of the first inning, hitting a double by hitting a sinker falling down the body in the fourth pitch of St. Louis starter Living Legend Adam Wainwright. Olsen then dug home on Eddie Rosario’s timely hit, contributing to scoring. And in his second at-bat, he completed the multi-on-base game by getting a walk.
It was his third at-bat that the bat exploded. Olson did not miss the fourth pitch sinker thrown by Wainwright again this time when he was driven into the middle of the strike zone in the top of the fifth inning with two outs and no runners. Olson swung his bat like a thunderbolt, and the ball could feel that he was heading out of the fence as soon as he left Olson’s bat.
Olson’s ball flew 410 feet about 125 meters at a speed of 105.4 miles about 169.6 kilometers and did not return over the middle fence. As a result, Olsen succeeded in widening the gap between Ohtani and his home run, who have been absent in the past four consecutive games, to three.
Olsen later failed to get a hit or walk at bat. But there was no impact on the team’s victory. Based on Olsen’s winning home run and Ronald Acuna Jr.’s multi-home run, Atlanta defeated St. Louis 8-5 to escape its long and long three-game losing streak and avoid a sweep loss.
Olsen hit his 47th home run on the day, taking a step closer to the club’s record. Atlanta’s most home runs holder in a season was Andrew Jones in 2005. Atlanta has only 24 games left until the end of the regular season, and Olson will set a new record if he adds five arches in the remaining games. Will Olson, who is spending the Career High season, be able to set a new club record and hold the honor of being the No. 1 home run in the Major League at the same time.