Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Otani"

A: English honorifics do not convey differences in age or status. They can be used to talk about anyone in a polite way.

Mr. = any man
Ms. = any woman
Miss = an unmarried woman (often considered slightly insulting)
Mrs. = a married woman
Dr. = anyone who has earned a doctorate degree
Sometimes political offices can be used as honorifics, such as "President" or "Senator."

A: yes, but I would specify what speed, in this case, the ball that he threw

A: I got it. Thank you!

A: Otani is on the disabled list.
Otani is now on the disabled list.
(...and we’re not very happy about that...☹️)

A: Rewrite the first sentence:

Otani hit a home run two games in a row.