This was not vintage Ohtani, or even remotely close.

Only one of them was going to be right. Article content

If the Dodgers Shohei Ohtani was going to be the Ohtani of the night before or even the start before that, the Jays were going to be in a 3-1 hole. Article content Article content

If he was anything less, you had to like the Jays chances.

FOX analyst, former long-time starter and closer with the Atlanta Braves and Hall of Famer John Smoltz was leaning towards Ohtani playing the hero again in his pre-game analysis.

Smoltz began by saying there was no way Game 4 could top Game 3 but then stopped himself and with a broad smile pointed out Game 4 had the greatest show on earth taking the mound in the form of Ohtani.

A little further down the press box, almost assuredly without

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