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Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers and Kodai Senga of the Mets faced each other for the first time this season in Major League Baseball.

Ohtani hit his first Major League home run off pitcher Senga, while Senga held the Dodgers powerful lineup to just one run in six-plus innings and earned his fifth win.

The Dodgers and the Mets played the final game of their three-game series on the 25th at the Mets home in New York. Ohtani started as the leadoff designated hitter, and Senga pitched on five days rest.

This was the first meeting between the two since last years postseason league championship series, and the matchup between Ohtani, who has hit 10 home runs so far this month, and Senga, who has been in great form with an ERA in the 1s, drew a lot of attention.

In his first at-bat right after the play ball call in the first inning, Ohtani took a full swing at the second pitch, a fastball in the 150 km/h range, and sent it to right-center for his fourth leadoff home run of the season, marking his 18th solo homer.

Batted ball speed: 174

1 kilometer, a flight distance of 125 meters, Ohtani hit his first Major League home run off pitcher Senga, and with this home run count at this point, he is now tied for the top spot across both leagues with the Yankees Judge and the Phillies Schwarber.

Although pitcher Senga gave up the first run, in the bottom of the first inning, the Mets’ cleanup hitter Alonso hit a two-run home run to turn the game around 2-1. After that, Senga regained his composure and, effectively using his signature forkball and other breaking pitches, held down the Dodgers’ powerful lineup and did not allow any additional runs.

He struck out Ohtani in their second at-bat with a powerful fastball high and outside for a swinging strikeout on the third pitch.

In the fifth inning, with a 3-1 lead and one out with a runner on first, he faced Ohtani for the third time and induced him to hit a high outside forkball for a fly out to center field.

Pitcher Senga struck out the first batter in the sixth inning, then walked the next batter before leaving the mound.

Pitcher Senga threw 101 pitches through 6 innings, striking out 5, allowing 5 hits, and issuing 4 walks, but he pitched well, giving up only 1 run and lowering his ERA to 1.

He is at the top of the league with 46.

The Mets held on to win the game 3-1, and pitcher Senga earned his first win since the 7th of this month, bringing his season record to 5 wins and 3 losses.

On the other hand, in the 7th inning when his team was trailing by two runs, Ohtani faced the opposing teams third pitcher, but hit a jammed fly ball to center field. In this game, he went 1-for-4 with 1 RBI.

The Dodgers lost two games in a row and ended up losing the three-game series against the Mets with one win and two losses.