Summary
Shohei Ohtani helped the Los Angeles Dodgers reach the World Series by hitting three home runs and pitching six-plus scoreless innings, striking out 10 batters in a game against the Milwaukee Brewers. His performance earned him the National League Championship Series (NLCS) Most Valuable Player award.
Key Facts
- Shohei Ohtani hit three home runs in the game, one of which left Dodger Stadium.
- As a pitcher, Ohtani struck out 10 batters over six-plus scoreless innings.
- The game against the Milwaukee Brewers was a sweep, meaning the Dodgers won all games in the series.
- Ohtani received the NLCS Most Valuable Player award for his performance.
- Dodgers manager Dave Roberts called Ohtani's performance one of the greatest ever in postseason history.
- The Dodgers secured a spot in the World Series with this win.
- This performance included both significant pitching and hitting achievements in the same game.
