Shohei Ohtani

Through 2026, Shohei Ohtani is hitting .275 with 30 HR and a .889 OPS as a hitter, while pitching to a 1.79 ERA with 95 strikeouts and a 0.95 WHIP. The Dodgers two-way star is on pace for one of the best modern two-way seasons in MLB history. The full breakdown of his every plate appearance and start is updated daily on this page.

Shohei Ohtani's 2026 pitching ERA is 1.79 with 95 strikeouts and a 0.95 WHIP across 85.2 innings pitched. ERA below 3.00 is starter-quality and below 2.50 is ace-level — Ohtani's number ranks him among the elite MLB starters in 2026 while he simultaneously hits as a full-time DH. His complete pitch-by-pitch arsenal (four-seam, sweeper, splitter, curveball) is broken down in the Detail Analysis section.

In 2026, Shohei Ohtani is hitting 30 HR with a .889 OPS — pace numbers that put him in elite hitter territory alongside Aaron Judge and Juan Soto. What makes the comparison incomparable is that he is also pitching at a 1.79 ERA, which no other MLB superstar does at all. Across 30 HR / .275 AVG / .889 OPS plus 1.79 ERA pitching, Ohtani is statistically the only player whose case spans both batting and pitching leaderboards. His career home run total stands at 310 HR.

Ohtani's latest 2026 stats are updated daily in the stats box at the top of this page. Track his batting average, home runs, OPS, ERA, and strikeouts in real time. In 2026, he is competing as a full two-way player — both pitcher and hitter — as the Dodgers push for their third consecutive World Series title.

Ohtani signed a 10-year, $700M deal — the largest in North American pro sports history — with the Dodgers after the 2023 season. His primary goal was winning the World Series, and the Dodgers' resources, organizational depth, and championship culture made them his top choice. He delivered back-to-back World Series titles in 2024 and 2025, validating the decision immediately.

Ohtani has won 4 MVP awards (2021, 2023, 2024, 2025) — every single one by unanimous vote. He is the only player in MLB history to win multiple unanimous MVPs, and his four unanimous selections are the most ever (Baseball Reference, MLB.com). His four total MVPs place him second all-time, trailing only Barry Bonds (7). Career-defining records include the first-ever 50 HR + 50 SB season (2024), and a full return to pitching in 2025 while still hitting 50+ home runs. He has also won 3 Hank Aaron Awards, 5 Edgar Martínez Awards, 4 Silver Sluggers, and back-to-back World Series titles.

Ohtani signed a 10-year, $700M contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers beginning in 2024 — the largest deal in North American professional sports history. At his own request, the majority of his salary (approximately $68M per year) is deferred until after the contract ends in 2034, which allows the Dodgers to maintain payroll flexibility and continue signing elite supporting players.

Ohtani is the only player in MLB history to function as a true two-way player — pitching as a starter and batting in the lineup on a regular basis. As a pitcher, he features a four-seam fastball exceeding 102 mph, a sweeper, splitter, and curveball. As a hitter, he generates elite exit velocity and distance from the left side. The MLB even modified its rules (the "Ohtani Rule") to accommodate his two-way status, a first in the sport's modern history.

Ohtani was drafted by the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters in 2013 and won the NPB MVP in 2016 with an extraordinary two-way season: .322 AVG, 22 HR as a hitter, and 10 wins with a 1.86 ERA as a pitcher. Over 5 NPB seasons, he compiled a .286 batting average, 48 home runs, and 42 pitching wins before posting to MLB via the posting system, signing with the Los Angeles Angels in 2018. He also led Japan to the 2023 WBC title and was named tournament MVP.

Ohtani's 2026 games played (G) is updated daily in the stats box at the top of this page. You can also browse a full month-by-month breakdown in the "2026 Full Season Game Log" section below, which shows opponent, AB, hits, home runs, and RBI for every game. In 2026, Ohtani returns as a fully active two-way player aiming to pitch and hit in every eligible game.

Ohtani's MLB career home run total is updated daily at the top of this page. Through 2025, he accumulated 280 career home runs across his seasons with the Los Angeles Angels (2018–2023) and Los Angeles Dodgers (2024–present). His career HR, AVG, SB, and games played are displayed in the Career Totals section on this page.

Ohtani's upcoming milestones — including the next HR, hit, and RBI targets — are tracked daily in the "Milestone Countdown" section on this page. The progress bar shows exactly how many he needs to reach the next round number or historical threshold, so you can follow along game by game.

Ohtani's at-bats and hits for today (along with home runs, RBI, and stolen bases) are updated daily on the dedicated "Today" page. It also covers pitch-by-pitch breakdowns (pitch type, velocity, location), exit velocity and launch angle, the opposing pitcher's arsenal, splits vs. RHP/LHP, and a full game commentary from Unico, our 30-something analyst persona. In-play updates land hourly during games, and final results plus the deeper pitch breakdown are posted by 18:00 JST after the game ends. On off-days, the page surfaces the most recent game.

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The "Today" page on this site is the fastest and most detailed source — no need to bounce between MLB.com, ESPN, and Baseball Savant. You'll find today's plate appearances, pitch chart, exit velocity, opposing pitcher arsenal, splits vs. RHP/LHP, Unico AI analysis, and an FAQ — all in one place. Live updates run hourly during the game; final results and the deeper analysis are posted by 18:00 JST after the game ends. On off-days, the page shows the next probable matchup and yesterday's line.

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