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Roki Sasaki @ NYM7.0IP 1ER 9KKazuma Okamoto @ BOS5-2 1HR 3RBITomoyuki Sugano @ MIL5.1IP 2ER 5KShohei Ohtani @ NYM4-2 1RBIMunetaka Murakami vs HOU4-1Seiya Suzuki @ PIT4-0 1RBIMasataka Yoshida vs TOR2-0Roki Sasaki @ NYM7.0IP 1ER 9KKazuma Okamoto @ BOS5-2 1HR 3RBITomoyuki Sugano @ MIL5.1IP 2ER 5KShohei Ohtani @ NYM4-2 1RBIMunetaka Murakami vs HOU4-1Seiya Suzuki @ PIT4-0 1RBIMasataka Yoshida vs TOR2-0
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KENKen-chan's Take

Shohei Gets 2 Hits! Dodgers Lineup Goes Absolutely Wild on the Road

The Dodgers lineup exploded from the first inning for a 10-run blowout! Shohei went 2-for-6 with a 105 mph hit, Freeman ripped 2 doubles to lead the charge, and Pages launched a bomb — what a night!

LAD
Dodgers
10
@
WAS
Washington Nationals
5
WIN
Key BatterShohei Ohtani2-for-6

Key Moments of the Game

Home runs, go-ahead hits, and Japanese-vs-Japanese duels in order

  1. Go-AheadTop 1Score 2-0
    Freddie FreemanvsJake IrvinDouble2 RBI
  2. Multi-RBITop 2Score 5-0
    Freddie FreemanvsJake IrvinDouble2 RBI
  3. Top 5Score 9-2
    Andy PagesvsBrad LordHome Run3 RBI
    100.3 mph387 ft
  4. Bot 8Score 10-4
    CJ AbramsvsBen CaspariusHome Run2 RBI
    103.1 mph361 ft
Highlights
  • Shohei Ohtani rips 2 hits including a 105 mph single
  • Freeman powers the lineup with 2 doubles
  • Pages adds on with a solo home run

Man, What a Game Tonight!

Heading into Nationals territory for this one, and the Dodgers lineup came out BREATHING FIRE from the very first inning!

First up, Shohei's first at-bat — it was a flyout, but we're talking 101 mph exit velo, 360 feet of distance here! Normally that's landing in the seats. If that launch angle was just a tiiiny bit lower... ugh, so close! But the bat was absolutely LOCKED IN, and I just knew right then — "He's got it today."

That Second-Inning Adjustment Though

So his second at-bat in the 2nd — he lines a fastball right back up the middle for a hit! 95 mph exit velo is kinda tame by Shohei standards, but with a runner on second, he did exactly what you need. THAT'S the Shohei we're seeing this year — clutch situational hitting.

He struck out in the 3rd, got fooled by a curve and chased the four-seamer. But hey, we were up 6 runs at that point, so who cares!

That 5th-Inning Hit Was DISGUSTING

Fourth at-bat in the 5th — 105 mph exit velo on that hit! We're already up 9-2 and he's STILL mashing like that? He fought off that final fastball and roped it for a hit. A guy who never takes his foot off the gas — that's why I love Shohei, man.

7th inning he went down on three straight sliders, and the 9th was a groundout. With a huge lead like that, no biggie at all. 2-for-6 on the night — the man did his job and then some!

The Whole Squad Was Firing on All Cylinders

Freeman with 2 doubles carrying this lineup — absolutely MASSIVE. Back-to-back extra-base hits in the 1st and 2nd? If you're the opposing pitcher, that's your worst nightmare right there. Rojas' sac fly was low-key clutch work too.

And then Pages with the SOLO HOMER! Crushed one in the 5th and I literally jumped off my couch screaming "LET'S GOOO!" Tucker had an RBI hit too — the whole lineup was just clicking tonight.

The Nats did scratch across 3 runs late, and Abrams' homer made me sweat for a second, but come on — 10-5, we're cruising. No worries at all.

Tonight's Takeaway

10 runs on the road for a dominant W — you can't ask for more than that! Shohei contributed with 2 hits, Freeman was his usual rock-solid self, Pages went yard — if we keep playing like THIS, the second half of the season is gonna be one hell of a ride. Let's keep it rolling tomorrow, Dodgers!

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Japanese Players in This Game

Shohei Ohtani

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