The Dodgers’ Game 4 starter reached base nine times Monday. It’s a record-breaking feat for two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani who has been keeping MLB record trackers busy this post-season. Here’s his game by the numbers.

Nine

Ohtani opened the game with a double in the first inning, then homered in the third, doubled again in the fifth and homered again in the seventh before he was walked his next five at-bats. The DH became the first player in post-season history to reach base nine times. Three players have accomplished that feat in any game, but none have done it since Chicago Cubs third-baseman Stan Hack in 1942.

Four

The pair of doubles and homers tied a World Series record for extra base hits in a World Series game with four. The last player to match Ohtani was Frank Isbell in the

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