Shohei Ohtani paused to admire the flight of his no-doubt home run as it sailed to right-center field.
Clearly on a home-run trajectory, it was headed toward the visitor’s bullpen. From among the trees, Dodgers reliever Kyle Hurt’s glove shot up and secured the ball.
As Ohtani circled the bases, the bullpen turned into a mosh pit around Hurt.
In what has been a brutal August for the Dodgers, the vibes were undeniably high.
Maybe all the Dodgers needed was a trip to the Mile High City.
En route to an 11-5 win over the Rockies, Ohtani’s two-run blast in the sixth inning — his second homer of the game — widened the Dodgers’ lead to eight runs, a…
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