VIDEO: Shohei Ohtani Becomes First Japanese-Born MLB Player to Hit for the Cycle

Shohei Ohtani has been quite the revelation since arriving to MLB with the Angels last season. After hitting .285 and pitching to a 3.31 ERA, he captured the 2018 AL Rookie of the Year award, becoming the only active big league player to regularly hit and pitch at a high level. Now, you can add a cycle to the dual threat Angel's impressive ledger.

Not even the great Ichiro Suzuki, who retired with over 3,000 career MLB hits, ever achieved a cycle! Congratulations, Shohei, on becoming the first ever Japanese-born player to achieve this iconic feat in the Show.