But something unique happened as Ohtani's homer left the field of play and landed in the visitor's bullpen at Coors

So far, Ohtani has made two starts for the Dodgers. He pitched one inning against the Padres on Monday, June 16, in his debut. He allowed one run in what turned out to be a 6-3 Los Angeles win. Then, he came back five days later and threw a perfect inning against the Washington Nationals.