Ohtani made history in multiple ways in Game 3. Not only did he become the second player in the long history of the World Series to record four extra-base hits in one game, but he became the first player to reach base six times and hit a home run in a World Series game.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are World Series champions for the second consecutive year, and the sports world can’t stop talking about it.

Sunday morning in Japan began with a palpable buzz after the Los Angeles Dodgers announced Shohei Ohtani would start Game 7 of the World Series.