Shohei Ohtani reached a major career milestone when he crushed a 373-foot home run in the Los Angeles Dodgers' game against the Detroit Tigers on Saturday.
On top of bolstering his MVP resume, Shohei Ohtani also reached a major career milestone on Saturday.
That 373-foot bomb to right broke a 2-2 tie, putting the Dodgers on top. It also happened to be the 200th home run of Ohtani's MLB career.Ohtani ranks fifth in home runs since he made his big league debut in 2018. The only other players with more than 200 in that span are Aaron Judge, Matt Olson, Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso.
Ohtani is currently on pace to end the 2024 regular season with 49 home runs. That would move him up to 319th all-time and 29th among active players.
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