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Another play was a strikeout at full base in the 9th inning with 1 death chasing 1 point. Otani got his hands on the sweeper with the lower ball and fell into an empty strikeout when he saw off that was taken by Fruhati from the full count. It was a scene where the score was tied even if it was an outfield fly or a double game collapse, but it was the worst result, and the Bets that came also fell to third base ground and IT DESIGNED A GAME SET. “I never thought he would strike out. I had to put out one over there. Getting your hands on a lower ball is something you should never do.” Coach Roberts reprimanded Otani. Coach Roberts's Remedies of Otani Spread Ripples, and The US Media All Said It Up. However, there were various ways to receive it. The Dodgers specialty site “Dodgers Nation” took the headline “Coach Roberts Blames Otani for Two Serious Concerns When the Dodgers Lost to the Blue Jays,” and After Remembering the Two scenes, he explains the view that “Coach Roberts argues that even Otani did not escape.” What Sympathized with Otani was “Sports Illustrated” discussed above. “Even People Who Have Won MVP 3 Times Sometimes Make Bad.” The same magazine published The Two Scenes, published “Dodgers Star Otani Lost 5-4 to the Blue Jays and Committed a Deadly Crime in Baseball,” but added this.