Shohei Ohtani’s kick raises the dodgers to start the record | Shohei Ohtani

Shohei Ohtani again met the moment, and his last theaters maintained the perfect start of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Japanese star struck a circuit at home in ninth round of his Bobblehead evening, raising the Dodgers about Atlanta Braves 6-5 Victory on Wednesday.

“If I did not have a good pitch to strike, I was ready to walk,” said Ohtani through a translator. “Upon entering the Channel, tied in the latter in the stick, it was just as if we really had a good blow to win.”

At 8-0, the Dodgers are at the best start of all time by a champion in title of the World Series. They dragged into six of these games, but they already have two to come. And Ohtani scored every game.

“Overall, not only tonight, there is a very good atmosphere within the team,” he said, “so I just think that it allows us to come back to these games to win.”

A crowd of 50,281 has Rugi while Ohtani’s shot of 399 feet sailed in the central field and he rounded up the bases.

“You just think he’s going to do something special,” said manager Dave Roberts.

It was hardly a surprise from the MVP NL from last year. In 2024, his first season with the Dodgers, Ohtani struck a big slam at the end of the match during his first Bobblehead evening. He had a walk-off circuit in another gift nights.

“He continues to penetrate these situations and these moments when you expect the unthinkable of him and he rarely disappoints. That said something really something,” said his teammate Max Muncy, whose double of two points equaled the match in the eighth and prepared the field for Ohtani.

“I do not think that anyone who did not expect him to hit a circuit there,” said Tommy Edman, the Dodgers utility. “It’s just a question of where he had struck him.”

Thousands of people aligned hours before the first throw to secure the first of the four Bobbles Ohtani this season. As was the case last year, traffic collapsed in the stadium with helicopters showing chaos on local television.

“Just grateful as a player to be able to play and have an opportunity like this,” said Ohtani, who finished 3 for 5. “I think the credit really goes to Max Mancy to be able to pass and attach the game.”

Muncy abandoned the new Torpille bat which he had used earlier in favor of his former. “I think there was good to use the Torpille bat, just in BP and everything,” he said. “It may be something that I use as a training bat, then I go back to my bat for the game. It seemed to work this last At-Bat.”

The Dodgers joined a deficit of 5-0 after the first two Muncy errors at the third base led to five races not won by the Braves against Snell, a double winner of the Cy Young Award making his second departure for his new team.

“I was stunned by the way we played. I did not recognize this club in the first two rounds,” said Roberts. “We hadn’t had a business by winning this match, but for the credit of our guys, we continued to fight.”

The Braves, who tipped a tip to challenge the Dodgers for the title of the National League, are now 0-7. No team has ever made the playoffs after losing their first seven games.