Ohtani Breaks Yearly Superstition with Unseen Twist

The Los Angeles Dodgers are performing exceptionally well, navigating the playoffs with relative ease, their onyl setback a loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. The team is finding diverse paths to victory and is beginning to resemble the dominant force anticipated throughout the season.

Adding to the team’s momentum, superstar Shohei Ohtani recently broke a yearly superstition. Typically, Ohtani avoids looking at the Dodger Stadium scoreboard during games. However, during Game 2 of the NLDS against the Phillies, he was seen glancing at it-a first for the postseason.

Former MLB pitcher Pedro Martinez noticed the change and posted about it on X (formerly Twitter), commenting on the unusual sight.Ohtani’s gesture seemed to coincide with a positive play for the Dodgers,adding a layer of intrigue to the moment.

While the superstition itself is lighthearted, it highlights Ohtani’s meticulous routines and focus. Breaking it could signal a new level of comfort and confidence as he progresses through the playoffs with his team. The Dodgers will look to continue their success as they advance in the postseason.

Source: The Sporting News