Shohei Ohtani Breaks The Internet After Hitting A Baseball OUT Of Dodger Stadium

Los Angeles Dodgers superstar, Shohei Ohtani, ceases to amaze the baseball world, whether it's his elite play on both sides of the ball, or his ability to hit baseballs seemingly into orbit. Well, on Sunday Night Baseball against the Boston Red Sox, Ohtani hit a ball that cleared the roof beyond right field in Dodger Stadium.

This monstrous home run was Ohtani's 30th on the season and was hit 116.7 m.p.h. off the bat and went 473 feet. The reactions inside the stadium, from fans and players alike, and the ESPN broadcast itself, said it all. Check out Ohtani's jaw-dropping home run blast here:

Ohtani's 473-foot blast is tied for the third longest home run on the season. While Jorge Soler sits at No. 1 with a 478-foot home run, Ohtani (surprise, surprise) also sits at No. 2 with a 476-foot blast.