Emotional Shohei Ohtani breaks homer drought in Game 4 - Sportsnet.ca

In Year 3 of what is meant to be a 10-year partnership, the Los Angeles Dodgers need to decide what to do with Shohei Ohtani.

SportBaseballShohei OhtaniShohei Ohtani's first homer since August gave the Los Angeles Dodgers a 4-0 lead, but the Milwaukee Brewers went on to score six straight runs to sweep Los Angeles out of the NLCS01:35 ET, 16 Oct 2026Shohei Ohtani finally gave Dodger Stadium the eruption it had waited nearly two months for, but Los Angeles somehow flipped the moment into their MLB postseason exit at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers.‌‌Milwaukee erased LA's 4-0 elimination-game lead by scoring six runs in the final innings. Ohtani uncorked a three-run shot in the second inning, his first in two months, after another three-run blast at Coors Field in Denver off Rockies pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano. Dodger Stadium shook as LA jumped to a 4-0 lead. Ohtani's homer traveled 428 feet at 113.1 mph as Brewers pitcher Dustin May dropped his head in disappointment, and a pumped-up Ohtani immediately gestured to the crowd before taking his bases.‌Milwaukee answered in the fourth when Jake Bauers ripped a two-run ground-rule double. The Brewers erased the deficit in the fifth as David Hamilton singled in a run and Bauers drew a bases-loaded walk.

Bob Nightengale, USA TODAYTue, October 13, 2026 at 3:22 a.m. UTC·6 min read

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