Dino Ebel, the third base coach for the National Guard, talked about Otani’s “growth.”
Dino Ebell, the third base coach of the Dodgers, appeared on the American podcast program “Dodgers Territory” broadcast by “Foul Territory TV” on the 27th (28th Japan time). He was the Angels coach in 2018, and is one of the few who know him now and then. He talked about how he has grown so much both as a player and as a person, and about his impeccable manners.
Ebell, 58, coached the Angels until 2018, when Ohtani joined the team. The following year, in 2019, he became the Dodgers’ third base coach. He helped win the World Series in 2020 and 2024. During the program, Ebell was asked by host Alana Rizzo, “You also know Shohei Ohtani from his time with the Angels How has he grow as a person and as a player.
Mr. Ebell first described Ohtani’s first year with the Angels. “In 2018, we were still trying to get to know everyone. We were two-way, but our habits were completely different than they are now.[An uairsin manaidsear Angels]Mike Scioscia blocked the amount of practice. “When I was getting ready to do it. quit, I couldn’t hit.” “As the years have gone by, (the practice) has changed,” he continued.
“He’s grown bigger and stronger.” “He is a very busy man, but whenever we played against each other, he would always come up to me and greet me and chat for about 10 to 15 minutes .”
“What he does is amazing. He’s hard to hit and hard to hit, but the fact that he’s a two-way player in MLB means, as I’ve said years ago, he’s the most best in the world,” Ebell said. The compliments never stopped.
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2024-11-29 06:41:00
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