The Seoul Series kicked off with a bang as Shohei Ohtani made his Dodgers debut against the Padres. The game was full of excitement, with Ohtani making an impact in multiple ways.
In the third inning, Ohtani clocked a pitch at a blazing 112.3 mph for a single, showcasing his strength at the plate. Not content with just hitting, he then stole his first base in Dodger blue, adding speed to his impressive start.
Ohtani wasn't done yet. In the eighth inning, with the Dodgers trailing 2-1, he came up clutch with an RBI single, helping his team secure a 5-2 victory. This game marked Ohtani's second career RBI on Opening Day and his first multihit game to start a season.
Throughout the game, Ohtani faced some tough challenges. In the fifth inning, he was robbed of an opposite-field single by a fantastic diving stop from the Padres' third baseman. And in the seventh inning, he couldn't beat out a dribbler, showing that even the best players face obstacles.
Despite these challenges, Ohtani's performance was stellar. His debut with the Dodgers was a memorable one, filled with exciting moments that showcased his skills on the field.
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