Ohtani Fastest to 250 HRs, Dodgers Beat Giants

Shohei Ohtani ended his 10-game home run drought by hitting two home runs in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 11-5 win over the San Francisco Giants. Ohtani's first homer was a 419-foot leadoff shot, and his second in the sixth inning brought his season total to 25 and made him the fastest player in MLB history to reach 250 career home runs. Ohtani reached base four times, scored three runs, and drew two walks, underscoring his dominant performance. The Dodgers' offense, which had been inconsistent in June, rallied with additional support from Teoscar Hernandez and Mookie Betts. Clayton Kershaw pitched seven scoreless innings to help secure the victory. This game followed Ohtani being named NL Player of the Month for May, highlighting his continued value to the Dodgers.