Shohei Ohtani had a night for the record books in Miami. Not only did he reach the 50-50 threshold but he set a couple of franchise records as well.
With home run No. 50, he surpassed former Los Angeles Dodger Shawn Green’s 49 for the franchise single-season home run record, and with 17 total bases, Ohtani reached 377 total bases on the season. That number passed Baseball Hall of Famer Adrián Beltré who accumulated 376 back in 2004.
Ohtani set a new record for the franchise since it has been in Los Angeles. Entering Sunday, he has 384 which is good second all-time and trails only Babe Herman who had 416 for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1930.