The Dodgers superstar has more home runs and stolen bases than he did at this point last year
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MIAMI — Surprise, surprise. Shohei Ohtani is chasing history.
A season after becoming the first player in MLB history to tally 50 steals and 50 home runs, the Dodgers superstar is well on his way to doing it again.
On Tuesday against the Marlins, Ohtani cranked yet another longball at loanDepot Park. The blast was the sixth of his career across seven games in the South Florida dome.