Dodgers Star Clayton Kershaw In Disbelief Over Shohei Ohtani's Moonshot Home Run Vs. Red Sox

Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Shohei Ohtani made headlines once again on Sunday night. In the fifth inning against the Boston Red Sox, Ohtani crushed a home run that traveled 473 feet at a speed of 116 mph. It cleared the stadium concourse in right-center field and was his 30th of the season.

It was an absolute moonshot of a home run, something only done a handful of times at Dodgers Stadium. Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw was doing a live interview at the time and was shocked at the blast by the slugger. When asked if he had seen a ball hit there before, Kershaw couldn't answer straight.

"I don't think so. That was amazing...I'm speechless. I've never seen that before," Kershaw said. "That's not even pulled; that's like right center."

Ohtani just continues to amaze everybody on a daily basis, including his own teammate.

The slugger also spoke about the home run through his interpreter on SportsCenter after the game, saying, "I was trying to look but I couldn't really follow." He also added, "Really looking forward to getting more at-bats and especially just hitting the big ones at Dodger Stadium."

Ohtani is hitting .315 on the year with 30 home runs and is well on his way to being a frontrunner for the National League MVP Award. The Dodgers defeated the Red Sox 9-6, and Kershaw is one of us in total disbelief at the show the Japanese designated hitter puts on every single day.

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