Not many players hit baseballs like Shohei Ohtani, and while he’d struggled for a couple weeks, his two-run homer against the Rangers was a rapid reminder of what he’s capable of.
Ohtani got a 3-2 fastball in the middle of the zone and hammered it 433 feet with a scorching exit velocity of 114.2 MPH. The two-run blast was his 16th of the season and put LA on top of the Rangers 9-1.
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