Shohei Ohtani crushes 446-foot DINGER for HR No. 12 on the season 😱 | ESPN MLB 

I'm sure not the only one heard he hit a H.R. & immediately turn You Tube here to watch it. Lol

This is an away game for Ohtani and look at the fan reaction.

Where ever he play, the fans just loved him. Look at how they clap and cheers for him. 🎉 Amazing

Hes gonna make the dodgers so rich.

Almighty God Ohatani

I've watched Ohtani since he came to MLB. He continues to be listed as 6'4" and 210 lbs when I think it's pretty obvious he's more bulked up than he was four or five years ago. He looks more like Superman in a baseball uniform. My guess is that he's currently close to 6'5" and weighs more like 220 or so. In any case, he's a big and supremely fit guy with historically great talent as an athlete.

Greatest to ever do it

He's a rehab pitcher.

He reminds me of Bonds hitting the splash.

This stadium reminds me Ichiro’s inside the park HR.

That ball had Ippei's face written all over it!

Sho Bomb!

During swinging, the upper body moves through a wider range of motion than the lower body, including the length of the bat. In other words, their lower body has to support the greater force produced by the upper body, otherwise the body axis will be blurred. As a result, impact on the ball is also reduced, affecting distance. The strength of the rotational force generated by this upper body in many hitters causes their body axis to sway during the follow-through. Unlike other hitters, Otani's lower body hardly sways at this point. That is how strong his lower body is and how well it can absorb shock. Mechanically, it is very efficient in sending the ball farther and further away. However, this must be a great burden on his legs and back. The pain in his armpits last year and the tension in his lower back this year may be the result of this strain. Is being both a pitcher and a hitter putting more stress on his back than other players? Or does being both a pitcher and a fielder at the same time work in a positive way so that the pressure on his back is not concentrated in one place, but rather distributed, so as not to break his back? When he finishes his entire baseball career, it will be clear which is correct. It has been rare in his past career for him to concentrate on being a hitter for an entire year. Therefore, common sense cannot determine whether it will be a positive or actually a negative thing for him. It is important to remember that Ohtani who has strong legs and back muscles and a lower body that he is today because he has been both a pitcher and a hitter at the same time.

Not showtime ,it’s short time 😂(40seconds)

㊗️Shohei Otani's 12th home run🎉🎉🎉😊 Is he okay with the discomfort in his side and thighs? I'm worried🫤 But he's just a little bit away from being the first Japanese player to hit a splash😅

Joe Davis calling Shohei dingers!! Worthy of the “big fly Ohtani-san” commentator in Sho’s first year but arguably even better!

Fly the ball across the Pacific ocean to Japan! 大谷翔平!!

Go Ohtani go up to the most hornor

Normally, he's a player who won't be able to play in games this year while undergoing rehabilitation.

Funny I have already forgotten that he was a pretty good pitcher not that long ago.

I watched it a few times in replay and suddenly noticed a woman I think might be Ohtani's wife near the scrum of fans scrambling for the HR ball. There's a tall, pretty Japanese woman with a ponytail who seems to be fleeing from the scrum area protecting a beer. Sure looks like Ohtani's wife.

Anyone but the Yankees!!!

Isn’t he a pitcher? and injured one? Hit a homerun? lmao

That one Gaints fan behind the plate was taunting Ohtani waving his finger and then after shohei smashed it he said: “no-way” 😂

Dear American Baseball Fans,Give Shohei Otani a hard boo! He'll respond with a home run!😊😊

Mi so orny 👀