Shohei Ohtani in the fourth inning hit his second home run of the night. It was a gargantuan blast, up toward the very top of the right-field bleacher area. 

Ohtani recently went through a 1 for 20 stretch, but you can’t keep an all-time great player like Ohtani down for long. He tripled and scored to start Game 3 and now has two homers before the halfway point of Game 4. Ohtani now has four home runs this postseason and seven in his MLB playoff career. 

Remember, Ohtani is also pitching. He’s struck out six through four scoreless, one-hit innings. He has also become the first pitcher ever to have a two-HR game in the playoffs.

It’s now 4-0 Dodgers on Ohtani’s second long home run of the night.

Brewers have a knock. Jackson Chourio with an automatic double.

Nifty work by Chad Patrick to keep the deficit at 3-0. Dodgers have yet to surrender a hit.

Brewers turning to their bullpen here in the third. Chad Patrick is coming in.

Dodgers with consecutive singles here in the third. They’re looking to break this one open.

So far, Shohei Ohtani has thrown two scoreless innings with three strikeouts on 29 pitches and has also hit a home run. 

Two down here in the first.

Still runners on the corners with one down. 

Dodgers aren’t letting up. Jose Quintana hasn’t recorded an out three batters in.

Ohtani hasn’t had the best postseason to date, but he struck out three batters in the top of the first and now he’s led off the botto half with a mammoth home run.

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The Dodgers, with a win, would win the National League pennant. They’re attempting to become MLB’s first repeat World Series champion in 25 years.

Shohei Ohtani walked one hitter and struck out three in the first.

Ohtani delivers a ball to get us going.

It’s Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers against José Quintana of the Brewers. The Dodgers can become the first team to win back-to-back pennants since the 2008-09 Phillies. The Brewers need a miracle run of four straight wins to avoid elimination.