Shohei Ohtani’s Electrifying Debut: Dominates on the Mound and Ignites Dodgers with 5 RBI Explosion
“Overall, I was able to relax much better compared to my last start,” Ohtani said. “That was the original plan, and I’m looking forward to adding more innings and more pitches.”
Ohtani had been in a minor slump at the plate over the past six games since his first mound start, going 4 for 23 with 11 strikeouts. He struck out again in his first two at-bats against Michael Soroka, who pitched five dominant innings before fading in the sixth.
But Ohtani ended his mini-skid with two emphatic extra-base hits in the late innings.
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