Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Angels' two-way superstar phenom, extends his beginning pitching streak without giving up an earned run to four games on Wednesday, July 6th, 2022. Ohtani has once again shown that he is capable of accomplishing just about everything in Major League Baseball, both as a pitcher and a batter. This is a very tough goal to reach.

The Los Angeles Angels ultimately defeated the Miami Marlins last Wednesday night with a final score of 5 to 2. Ohtani relentlessly sustained his current dominant run on the mound as the starting pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels by allowing only 1 unearned run to cross the plate while striking out 10 Miami Marlins batters.

As of right now, Shohei has gone 28 and 2/3 innings without giving up an earned run, which is the third-longest stretch by a Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher in a single baseball season throughout the previous 50 years of Major League Baseball.

He started pitching for the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday, making it his third start in a row in which he struck out at least 10 batters in addition to his fourth straight start without allowing an earned run. Ohtani is the first pitcher since Jacob deGrom pulled off that great performance back in 2018–2019 to become the 6th MLB pitcher to reach that astounding milestone since earned runs became an official Major League Baseball statistic.

Shohei Ohtani, the starting pitcher, designated hitter, and outfielder for the Los Angeles Angels, said via his interpreter, "I didn't alter much, the most important thing is I made my pitches when I needed to. Since I'm a member of the team, I believe it's important when we win and I pitch.

Shohei has so far finished the 2022 MLB season with an overall record of 8 and 4 while playing for a team that has trouble winning games. On Wednesday night, he not only helped the Los Angeles Angels win their fifth straight game, but he also limited the Miami Marlins to only two hits and three walks. In the first inning of the game, Garrett Cooper's sacrifice fly allowed Jon Berti to score, ending Shohei's shutout streak. However, Ohtani was not assessed an earned run in that situation since Berti had advanced to second base due to a throwing error.

Shohei has recently enjoyed a string of productive performances while pitching for the Los Angeles Angels. During this time, he has a stellar overall earned run average of just 0.27 and has allowed only 16 hits in 33 and 2/3 innings of work.

Ohtani continues, "I'm able to go without any worry about my body, absolutely healthy. It's a big reason I'm throwing well, she said.

In his four appearances at the plate, Mike Trout failed to get a hit, although he did record an RBI. In the first five games of the Los Angeles Angles' nine-game road trip, Mike has struggled at the plate, going just 1 for 21 while striking out 13 times. In his stellar MLB career, Trout has never amassed more than that during a five-game stretch.

Max Stassi doubled and made three consecutive trips to the basepaths to help the Los Angeles Angels snap a four-game losing run.

When Shohei begins on the mound for the Los Angeles Angels, they are now 5-1; yet, when any other member of the squad takes the mound for the halos, they are 6-21.

Ohtani's two-run RBI single with the bases loaded was all it needed to get Trevor Rogers, the Miami Marlins' starting pitcher, out of the game. It concluded a three-run fifth inning that gave the Los Angeles Angels a 3-1 lead. Shohei became the first player since 1920 to have at least 2 RBIs, 1 stolen base, and 10 strikeouts as a pitcher all in the same Major League Baseball game when he also swiped second base in the seventh inning.

Max Stassi said of Shohei Ohtani, "He's one of the better arms in baseball, and then you're going to see him at the plate, too." "He's a superstar pitcher and a superstar hitter."

The Los Angeles Angels' advantage was extended in the seventh inning of Wednesday's game against the Miami Marlins thanks to RBI singles from Taylor Ward and Luis Rengifo.

The Miami Marlins' six-game winning run was ended by this defeat. In the Miami Marlins' difficult defeat, Rogers pitched a miserable 4 and 2/3 innings, surrendering 3 runs, 4 hits, 2 walks, and 5 strikeouts while also hitting 2 hitters.

Major League Baseball History That Is Interesting

 Ohtani just made history by being the 7th pitcher in Major League Baseball's 50-season history to record 40 strikeouts while also allowing 0 earned runs over the span of 4 starts. Over the past 50 baseball seasons, Max Scherzer (2020), Chris Sale (2018, 2015, 2014), R. A. Dickey (2012), Johan Santana (2004), and Chan Ho Park (2000) are the only MLB pitchers to pull off this incredibly unusual achievement.