Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani dazzles against Padres
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The Los Angeles Dodgers, ranked first in the NL West with a 30-19 record, face the San Diego Padres, who are second in the NL West with a 29-19 record. The Los Angeles Dodgers are favored with a -190 moneyline compared to the San Diego Padres' +154.
The Los Angeles Dodgers (29-18) take a five-game winning streak down the coast on Monday night to open a three-game series for the National League West lead against the San Diego Padres (28-18) at Petco Park.
The version of Ohtani who takes the mound at Petco Park on Wednesday will be very different than the one who faced the Padres last June. Back then, Ohtani was facing hitters for j
While Shohei Ohtani is expected to play a irreplicable role on Team Japan in the World Baseball Classic, he won’t be pitching. He is saving his arm for when the Los Angeles Dodgers begin their 2026 campaign. Before leaving for the WBC, Ohtani got some ...
Shohei Ohtani wasn’t exactly sure what happened with the ball he hit down the right field line on Saturday night at Angel Stadium. With confusion abounding, the Dodgers’ two-way star had only one focus.
Shohei Ohtani just kept running. He had just driven a ball into the right-field corner, where it landed fair, but looked like it was going to bounce out of play. Angels right fielder Jo Adell threw his hands up as the ball hit the netting,
Ohtani threw a four-inning, 59-pitch live batting-practice session against Team Japan during the team's workout Thursday, David Adler of MLB.com reports. Ohtani isn't expected to pitch during the World Baseball Classic, but he continues to get in work on ...
Already the subject of global headlines, Shohei Ohtani revealed groundbreaking news ahead of his first season with the Los Angeles Dodgers by announcing he was married. “To all my friends and fans throughout, I have an announcement to make: Not only have ...