Brewers Send 2-Word Shohei Ohtani Message as Struggles Persist
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers continue to win in the National League Championship Series despite Shohei Ohtani's current batting slump. Brewers manager Pat Murphy downplays concerns about Ohtani’s performance, suggesting that slumps are a normal part of baseball.Key Facts
- The Dodgers have won twice against the Brewers in the National League Championship Series.
- Shohei Ohtani is struggling with his batting, hitting only .143 against the Brewers.
- Ohtani previously hit .056 in a series against the Philadelphia Phillies.
- Brewers manager Pat Murphy does not view Ohtani as struggling, stating that slumps can occur but do not always reflect poor play.
- Before the playoffs, Ohtani had a high batting average of .392 and top rankings in the National League for slugging percentage and OPS.
- Ohtani will also play as a pitcher in the series, offering another chance to impact the team's performance.
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