Shohei Ohtani hits rockets, missiles, torpedoes, whatever you want to call his magnificent results at the plate. The Dodgers star doesn't plan on using a torpedo bat to add to his results, though. Ohtani spoke with Japanese media about the trendy bat with the altered wood distribution and made his opinion clear.

Shohei Ohtani continues to amaze in more ways than anyone can ever imagine – including with a walk-off home run on his own bobblehead night at Dodger Stadium.

No defending World Series champion has ever had a better start to the season than the 2025 Los Angeles Dodgers. Wednesday night, the Dodgers improved to a perfect 8-0 thanks to Shohei Ohtani's ninth inning walk-off home run against the Atlanta Braves (LA 6,

The Los Angeles Dodgers have an air of invincibility around them after becoming the only reigning champions to start an MLB season 8-0 despite not yet playing their best baseball.

"If we’re talking about does he run fast, does he jump high and stuff, Shohei would win that. But, as far as like, pure coordination skills, I don’t think it’s remotely clos

The bobbleheads were given out to every fan in attendance for the game, which culminated in an Ohtani walk-off home run. Last season, another Ohtani bobblehead giveaway including his dog Decoy saw similar action on the secondary market.

Shohei Ohtani flipped a game-ending home run to left-center field in the ninth inning and the Los Angeles Dodgers kept their season-opening win streak alive by rallying from an early five-run deficit to earn a 6-5 victory over the visiting Atlanta Braves on Wednesday.

The Japanese superstar hit a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning on his bobblehead night, as Dodgers remained unbeaten by rallying from 5-0 down to keep Atlanta winless.

Then Max Muncie ditched his torpedo bat and Shohei Ohtani did this: "And the heartache has hit a new level for the Atlanta Braves." What a call from Braves announcer Brandon Gaudin. That's the saddest call I've heard so far this season.