Shohei Ohtani Shines in Epic 18-Inning World Series Game

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Shohei Ohtani made history in Game 3 of the World Series by achieving more extra-base hits than any player before. He hit two home runs and two doubles in the first seven innings, followed by five consecutive walks, a record in major league games.

Despite the Dodgers' victory in the 18-inning game, Ohtani's exceptional performance stood out. He expressed his focus on preparing for the next game, where he was set to pitch.

Ohtani's remarkable achievements continued as he reached base in all nine plate appearances in the following game. His performance drew praise from teammates and opponents alike, with his dominance on the field evident throughout the series.

The game's length matched a World Series record, and Ohtani's feats added to his growing list of accomplishments in the postseason. His impact on the games has been significant, setting records and showcasing his talent on the field.