Shohei Ohtani sent no ball in a single game three times, and the Dodgers said goodbye and hit the Marlins

Los Angeles Dodgers hosted the Marlins at home on the 29th, and the players hugged and congratulated the opponent's head coach Clayton McCullough (Clayton McCullough) before the game. Returning to Dodger Field this time, McCullough also received a Dodger championship ring.

The two sides played quite fiercely, and the Marlins almost turned the game around by 5 points in a single game, and the Dodgers narrowly won 7-6 in the 10th game of the playoff with Tommy Edman.

Shohei Ohtani hit a first-in-the-clock hit, ran out to hit second base with a seventh-roof hit, and Freddie Freeman hit a hit to send him back to a first-point run. I didn't expect Daddy Ohtani to be like this today, the Marlin pitcher no longer duel against him, and then gave him 3 consecutive four bad escorts, almost no ball to play, and he had to chase the bad ball on the last seat before being struck out. In the third inning, the two were on base, and the Marlins would rather have a full base than Otani, but the Dodgers only scored 1 point and it was a miserable loss.

Dodger T. Hernández (Teoscar Hernández) hit three consecutive games to help the team lead 5-0 and temporarily become the Dodgers home run leader. Unexpectedly, the Marlins played Dane Myers (Dane Myers) in the sixth inning from the Dodgers relay left pitcher Anthony Banda (Anthony Banda) to hit a home run and tie the score in a single inning.

In the 10th inning, the Marlins hit 1 point first, and in the second half of the game, the Dodgers hit second and third base, and Edelman hit the right fielder with a bat, and ran back to tie and lead the score, goodbye hit! In total, Shohei Ohtani had 2 hits, 1 hit, and 3 deliveries, and his batting average increased slightly to 0.290.