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Ohtani Breaks Dodgers Record, Eyes All-Time Milestone

9/16/2025

Summary

Story summary

Shohei Ohtani set a new Dodgers franchise record with 135 runs scored this season, surpassing his previous record of 134.
He achieved this by scoring on Tommy Edman’s hit in the ninth inning of a recent game.
Ohtani is the fastest player to reach 100 home runs with the Dodgers, accomplishing it in 294 games.
With 13 games left, he aims to break the all-time Dodgers record of 148 runs scored in a season, set in 1890.
Ohtani leads the National League in slugging percentage and total bases.

History

Historical Context

The Brooklyn Bridegrooms set a record with 148 runs in a single season in 1890, showcasing the offensive potential in baseball. Fast forward to 2024, Shohei Ohtani scored 135 runs for the Dodgers, highlighting his exceptional talent. Ohtani's achievement of 54 home runs and 59 stolen bases marks him as the only player to reach a 50–50 season, reflecting the evolving dynamics of Major League Baseball.

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Story summary

Shohei Ohtani set a new Dodgers franchise record with 135 runs scored this season, surpassing his previous record of 134.
He achieved this by scoring on Tommy Edman’s hit in the ninth inning of a recent game.
Ohtani is the fastest player to reach 100 home runs with the Dodgers, accomplishing it in 294 games.
With 13 games left, he aims to break the all-time Dodgers record of 148 runs scored in a season, set in 1890.
Ohtani leads the National League in slugging percentage and total bases.

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