There’s a reason the Los Angeles Dodgers inked Shohei Ohtani to a deal worth $700 million last offseason.
The modern-day Babe Ruth can crush homers as well as anyone in the game today — and he can pitch to a similar level. The second part of that statement is something that no one has seen during postseason play.
Soon, all of that will change given the fact it’s nearly inevitable the Dodgers will yet again feature in the playoffs. Ohtani, an uber-competitor, will finally get the opportunity to showcase his stuff on the world’s largest stage in one of the most pressure-packed postseason tournaments of any sport on the planet.