At worst, Ohtani is the second-best hitter in MLB behind Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees. However, when the Dodgers signed him to a 10-year, $700 million deal through the 2033 season, the hope was for him to be on the mound at some point.

Shohei Ohtani accomplished many things in the first seven years of his MLB career, but relished in his latest feat after a Los Angeles Dodgers win over the Miami Marlins: his first home run since becoming a father.

During the second pitch of the Los Angeles Dodgers' matchup against the Chicago Cubs last Tuesday, Shohei Ohtani was a part of something that has only happened 30 times in MLB this season. Ohtani's reaching base on an error has been changed to a single for the three-time MVP.