Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani gave up five earned runs and nine hits in four innings, and got hit on his right knee by a 93 mph line drive.

Those are the shortest odds to hit a home run ever offered by the sportsbook, according to ESPN BET spokesman Gordon Stevenson. Per Stevenson, the previous low was Aaron Judge at +115 to hit a dinger on May 10 against the Athletics in Sacramento.

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One young fan on Sunday put Shohei Ohtani on blast during the Little League Classic at Bowman Field in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Los Angeles Dodgers star was

In 12 games in August, Ohtani has attempted five steals, a shift Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts attributes to the urgency of this moment. The Dodgers are reeling, Ohtani is looking to maximize his opportunities to help,

Little League World Series player Monica Arcuri criticized Shohei Ohtani during a broadcast, saying the Dodgers superstar was not "humble" following a negative encounter.

Monica Arcuri, who plays for the Brisbane Little League World Series team, called out Shohei Ohtani on live TV.

Dodgers pitching prospect Patrick Copen lost vision in his right eye after taking a line drive to the head last year, but he always knew he’d make it back to the mound. He attacked his recovery process with unprecedented energy and determination, and now, he’s better than ever, writes Fabian Ardaya at The Athletic.

Shohei Ohtani's pitching future with the Los Angeles Dodgers is under scrutiny as ESPN raises concerns about his ability to return to the mound.

Antonio Brown took a shot at Shohei Ohtani on X (formerly known as Twitter). The former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver quoted an ESPN article about the Dodgers' star and his agent being accused of sabotaging a $240M Hawaii real estate project.