"Prior to providing a big swing, Ohtani drew a walk in the fourth inning that extended his on-base streak to 25 games. It's good for the longest active streak in the Majors. Also during the Dodgers' win, Ohtani scored his 140th and 141st runs of the season. He's just the third player in the last 20 years to score at least 140 runs in a single season, joining Alex Rodriguez (143 runs, 2007) and Ronald Acuña Jr. (149, 2023)."
"Ohtani already had set a new L.A. Dodgers franchise record this year by scoring his 135th run. It surpassed the mark Ohtani had set last season. Still within reach for the two-way superstar is the all-time Dodgers record for most runs scored in one season. That currently belongs to Hub Collins, who scored 148 runs for Brooklyn in 1890. Also on Friday, Ohtani slugged his 53rd home run of the season to tie with the Philadelphia Phillies' Kyle Schwarber for the National League lead."
Shohei Ohtani extended his on-base streak to 25 games with a fourth-inning walk, the longest active streak in the majors. He scored his 140th and 141st runs, becoming the third player in the last 20 years to reach at least 140 runs in a season. He set and then surpassed the Dodgers franchise single-season runs mark, with 135 runs earlier this year, and remains within reach of the all-time Dodgers single-season record of 148 runs set in 1890. Ohtani also hit his 53rd home run to tie for the National League lead and set a Dodger Stadium single-season home run record.
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