Ohtani left the game after injuring his left shoulder on a failed stolen base attempt at Dodger Stadium before securing a victory against the Yankees on Saturday evening in Los Angeles. This was a nightmare scenario for baseball fans everywhere as Ohtani is the biggest and brightest star in the sport right now.

Ohtani had one of the best offensive seasons in MLB history, hitting 54 home runs and driving in 130 RBIs while stealing 59 bases. In his first postseason action, he's hit .260 with three home runs, 10 RBIs, and an OPS of .863. He's 1-for-8 thus far in the World Series with a double and walk.

"That's my expectation, given talking to the training staff and getting the reports," Dave Roberts said. "It's a [pain] tolerance situation. I just don't see him not playing Game 3."

Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani exited Game 2 of the World Series after to injuring his left shoulder on a stolen base attempt.

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