Atlanta’s Ray Kerr got NLDS Game 2 start in the morning. At night, he struck out Shohei Ohtani

Atlanta Braves pitcher Ray Kerr is gaining attention as a standout performer in the National League Division Series. Kerr, a 32-year-old lefty reliever, made an impressive start in Game 2 of the series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. In the earlier game, Kerr struck out four-time MVP Shohei Ohtani on a 95-mph four-seam fastball.

Despite having limited playing experience, Kerr impressed Braves manager Walt Weiss with his exceptional performance. Kerr attributed his success to the morning's preparation and a focused mindset during the game. He allowed two hits and walked one in 2 2/3 innings, earning praise from his manager and teammates. Kerr's journey to the majors has been unconventional, marked by a challenging upbringing in foster care and a career shift from a convenience store and movie theater worker to a professional baseball player.

Kerr is now making waves in the postseason, and his performance has sparked excitement among fans. The Atlanta Braves, bolstered by their strong performance against the Dodgers, will continue their postseason run with Game 3 scheduled for Tuesday. Kerr remains focused on his goals, stating that he will continue to give his best effort, no matter the circumstances.