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Not just baseball: the “boring” subject that Shohei Ohtani was surprisingly passionate about

JamesMcGheeBy JamesMcGheeNovember 5, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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What comes to mind when I hear Shohei Ohtani? Baseball, right? Well, that’s definitely his biggest passion, but there was something else that the Japanese player was passionate about. This passion was revealed during his school years. Although baseball was his priority, he had particular subject preferences compared to other students. Not only did his athletic preference set him apart from other students, but so did his subject preference.

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THE Los Angeles Angels The superstar pitcher had a normal childhood like most other kids. The only difference was his strong passion and determination for baseball. Several renowned personalities have already studied and noted Ohtani’s journey with interesting and unknown facts. One such book by Jay Paris and Mark Langstone dealt with Ohtani’s boring subject preference.

Shohei Ohtani has a history with history

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The two-way phenomenon had a healthy childhood and school experience. So, like every other student, he also had his favorite subjects. While most people know that baseball was his only passion, he loved history when he was in school.

In Shohei Ohtani: The Incredible Story of Japan’s Two-Way Baseball Superstar, released in 2018, the authors drew readers’ attention to this fact. On page 25, the authors say: “By the time Ohtani enrolled at Hanamaki Higashi High School in Iwate Prefecture, two things were clear: He had a passion for history and baseball..” However, emphasizing his love of baseball, they further expressed, “Especially baseball.

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History is not a popular subject that students generally enjoy. But on the 21st Century Babe Ruth differed from her peers in every way. While fame and money often distracted young players from their set goals, Ohtani didn’t mind. He lived on the allowance that his mother gave him.

However, one of the advantages Shotime had since childhood was the encouragement of her family. Both his parents were related to sports.

Ohtani has received immense support from his family for his involvement in the sport

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Parents often scold their children when they dream of something unconventional. The older generation often doesn’t understand the unconventional ways their children aspire to. However, this was not the case for the Japanese baseball superhero. His parents were linked to the world of sports, even baseball.

Ohtani’s father, Toru, was a baseball player who had played at a semi-professional level. However, a shoulder injury later forced him to abandon the sport. Even his mother had a strong sporting background. She was a member of the national badminton team. So, Shotime has a love for sports as a genetic trait.

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Shohei Ohtani was different from other classmates and teammates with his unique choices and down-to-earth behavior. These are the driving forces that led him to become what he is today. However, what do you think of his love for history? Let us know in the comments section below.

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