After enduring a 10-game stretch without a home run dating back to June 2, Shohei Ohtani ended the long ball drought in a big way, belting two round-trippers in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 11-5 win over the San Francisco Giants on Saturday night.

Shohei Ohtani has added another major milestone to his growing legend. The Dodgers superstar has become the fastest player in MLB history to tally 250 home runs and 150 stolen bases, according to Elias Sports.

It had been some time since Shohei Ohtani had left the yard, so he made up for lost time on Saturday night. Ohtani hit a pair of home runs -- including the 250th of his career -- to back a vintage performance from Clayton Kershaw,

Ahead of his return to the mound, and Dodgers pitching debut, the two-way sensation continues to showcase his unique greatness.

Shohei Ohtani continues to set the pace in Major League Baseball, this time with a record that adds another dimension to his already distinguished career. The Japanese player reach

Shohei Ohtani made a key move in his pitching comeback during Dodgers' series in San Diego. Here's what it means for the club.