But such is Ohtani’s unique status in the game that he made history simply by stepping up to the plate – the 31-year-old is the first player in Major League history to start at least one game as a pitcher and at least one as a non-pitcher in the same postseason.

Good news for the Dodgers, Ohtani the ace was about as good as he needed to be on the mound — with a little pop from teammate Teoscar Hernández to help along the way — for the two-way star to win his playoff pitching debut. With more than 45,000 ...

Shohei Ohtani's three-home run, dazzling pitching performance for Dodgers in Game 4 of NLCS will fuel new debate about sports' greatest performances.

Shohei Ohtani, who is the greatest baseball player ever, has had the greatest regular-season game ever and the greatest postseason game ever and looks capable of having the greatest World Series game ever.

So, while it looks like Ohtani is doing it all by himself, remember—even without his three homers, the Dodgers would have won Game 4 (though those 10 strikeouts sure helped, too). It’s a team sport, and this Dodgers team is showing us all how it’s done.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are one win away from the World Series, exciting Shohei Ohtani pitching update and Kyle Tucker linked to the Dodgers again.

Just when you think you've finally seen it all from Shohei Ohtani, he finds yet another way to make history -- and then another … and another.