Los Angeles Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani hit his 100th homer in Major League Baseball on Saturday, going deep with a fifth-inning, two-run shot in a 9-1 double-header nightcap win against the Oakland Athletics.Ohtani became the third Japanese to achieve the mark, joining Hideki Matsui (175) and Ichiro Suzuki (117) in MLB's 100 home run club. Ohtani reached the milestone in 459 games, beating Matsui's record of 636 games."It's still early in the season, and I'll be doing my best to get more (home runs)," said Ohtani after his 444th game in which he featured as a batter."I think people h…READ FULL ARTICLE
