Los Angeles, California – Catapult destroyer Shohei Ohtani has fired again – and this time, not just for his 36th home run, but for officially writing his name into Dodgers history in his first 100 games with the team.
In last night’s thrilling game, Ohtani didn’t just make 50,000 fans scream with excitement — he shattered every expectation placed on him when he joined the team with a half-billion-dollar contract.
“Boom!” – the ball disappeared into the night sky like a flaming bullet… and then the entire stadium exploded!
Ohtani – his face as cold as steel – walked down the bases, without needing to celebrate loudly. He knew what he had just done. It was his 100th game, and Ohtani became the first player in Dodgers history to record 30+ HR, 20+ SB, and a 1.000+ OPS in his first 100 games.
A Phenomenon, An Icon – And A Warning
“He’s not a man,” said an MLB commentator after the game. “Ohtani doesn’t just play. He’s redefined the game.”
Dodgers fans are now hoping for more than just a playoff run – they’re dreaming of something more legendary. With Ohtani leading the way, anything is possible.
Ohtani in his first 100 games with the Dodgers:
36 Home Runs
23 Stolen Bases
OPS: 1.067
WAR: 6.8
And hundreds of highlights that have the league buzzing.
“He’s playing like a god.”
– Coach Dave Roberts said after the game, his voice still shaking with adrenaline.
Ohtani is more than just a star now. He is a storm. And this season – he will decide the fate of the LA Dodgers.