Ohtani is not a person, he's crazy. Dramatic equalizer in the seventh inning, multiple home runs in one WS game

Oct 28, 2025

Ohtani is not a person, he's crazy. Dramatic equalizer in the seventh inning, multiple home runs in one WS game
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Is it not a person.

All I can say is that it's amazing. LA Dodgers superstar Ohtani's bat is exploding.

Ohtani hit a tying solo shot in the bottom of the seventh inning when his team was losing 4-5 in Game 3 of the World Series against the Toronto Blue Jays at Dodger Stadium in LA, California on the 28th (Korea time).




With one out and no runners, Ohtani pushed Toronto bullpen Serantoni Dominguez's first pitch fastball to left-center and connected it with a tying solo shot. Dodger Stadium, which was quiet because it allowed a lead score in the top of the seventh inning, turned into a frenzy.

Ohtani's bat was hot throughout the game.

The Dodgers led 1-0 with Teoscar Hernandez's home run in the bottom of the second inning. Ohtani entered in the third inning with one out and no runner. With a ball count of 1B2S, Ohtani pulled Toronto starter Max Scherzer's body fastball with tremendous skill and connected it to a solo home run over the right fence.




Ohtani is not a person, he's crazy. Dramatic equalizer in the seventh inning, multiple home runs in one WS game
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Ohtani is in crisis due to back-to-back swings and misses after picking out the first ball. He showed persistence by cutting the ball for the fourth and fifth pitches, and then made the sixth pitch into a home run. It wasn't even a real pitch. The ball control went quite well toward the body. It was a ball that could have been a ball if left alone. The speed limit was 153 kilometers. However, it was phenomenal to reduce the angle at which the bat came out and turn the bat with a body swing.

This is Ohtani's second home run in the World Series. He hit his first World Series home run in Game 1 and added another home run in Game 3. With this home run, the number of home runs in baseball this fall has increased to seven. He also hit an equalizer in the seventh inning and recorded his eighth home run of the postseason.

In addition, Ohtani had four hits in four at-bats until the seventh inning with this home run. He also cheered at second base after hitting an RBI double in the fifth inning when his team was losing 2-4. The remaining one hit was a double long hit.




Ohtani is not only here, but he is expected to be a starting pitcher in Game 4.





This article was translated by Naver AI translator.