Is Shohei Ohtani back? Dodgers star snaps unbelievable drought with Game 4 home run
The Dodgers star's nearly two-month home run drought ended with a bang.
Shohei Ohtani, the star outfielder for the Dodgers, has ended an extended period of silence with a powerful home run in Game 4 of the NLCS. The four-time MVP, who has been absence since August 18, launched a three-run homer in the opening inning, sparking a four-run rally for the Dodgers. The dramatic moment came as the Dodgers faced off against the Milwaukee Brewers, with Ohtani taking advantage of the opposing pitcher Dustin May.
The electrifying moment included an impressive bat flip, showcasing Ohtani's enthusiasm and skill. Although the significance of this comeback remains to be seen, Ohtani's performance certainly reignited the Dodgers' hopes for a historic run in the playoffs.
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