Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani showcased his incredible talent at the plate with a historic performance against the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday. Ohtani's two-for-two performance included a rare combination of a home run, triple, two RBIs, two walks, a hit by pitch, and a stolen base. This achievement has only been done three times in MLB history since 1909. Despite a recent batting slump, Ohtani's remarkable display elevated his batting average to .316, tying for first in the NL and third in the majors. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts praised Ohtani's ability to reset himself and simplify his approach at the plate. With 28 home runs this season, Ohtani continues to impress with his exceptional skills and is on track to further solidify his place as an MLB standout.