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OHTANI STOLEN BASE 1) Very small drop step to set shin angle & sync lower & upper half. 2) Hard push with L foot/leg. 3)Push with R foot/leg. 4) Late feet 1st slide which allows him to see errant throw in OF & advance to 3B.

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