Shohei Ohtani came home as a national hero, and he didn’t let Japan down at the Tokyo Series
The Japanese slugger was introduced before each at-bat to loud roars that continued until a few seconds before the pitch, when the crowd went into a silent trance that’s normally reserved for events like Wimbledon or the Masters.
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