Shohei Ohtani got nothing on this guy

After NL East won the second season in a row, Philadelphia Phillies also managed to get one of the best seeds in NL. As a result, they won themselves directly to NLDS, where they will take over the World Series World championship last year, Los Angeles Dodger.

For the first game, which will be held in Citizen’s Bank Park on Saturday, the Japanese star Shohei Ohtani will take the hill of visitors.

Velez announced via X on Friday, the Lefty Cristopher Sanchez will be a counterpart of Autani in the opening match of the series.

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In response to the news, many Feliz fans left the fatching comments behind Sanchez.

“Outani did not get anything on this man.” One of the fans wrote

“Let’s go, a philosopher !!! Ideas of strength, my love !!!

“Outani can learn something or two of ACE” another fan answered

“Chris will be the spotlight tomorrow! I think!” Another fan rose

“It will lead us to the promised land.” Another fan sharing

“Cychez” published another fan

Christopher Sanchez has truly captured the scarf for Feliz in the absence of AS Zach Wheeler

Since his arrival in Philadelphia in December 2019, the Zack Wheler’s jug has always been the best of work. In the second place in the NL CY Young Award, you vote behind Atlanta Braves Ace Chris Sale in 2024, Zack Wheler began the current season just as he ended the latter.

After enjoying the wonderful first half, Wheeler got his third choice in his profession, and it seems that he would be one of the CY Young Award again, along with Pittsburgh Pirates Ace Paul Skenes.

However, in mid -August, Zac Wheeler was suddenly placed on IL after the blood clot was discovered on the right upper end near his right shoulder. Upon more examination, Wheeler was diagnosed with venous outlet syndrome. This requires him to undergo surgery, and to effectively end his season.

For Velez’s fans, who were dreaming of glory in the post -season, Aseh’s loss at this time was an enormous blow.

In his absence, however, Cristopher Sanchez may really pick the scarf. After completing the normal season No. 13-5, along with 2.50 Era and 212 Strikouts, Sanchez was great in the second half of the season.

For all intentions and purposes, the 28 -year -old is now “his position” for his post -season team.