Shohei Ohtani wants to put his recent struggles behind him as the Los Angeles Dodgers look to get back on track after two straight defeats to open the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers.The two-way superstar has not hit a home run since Aug. 18 and is enduring a tough postseason, batting .150 with three singles from his 20 at-bats in six games, but the Dodgers confirmed Tuesday the four-time MVP will start in Game 3."I want to give it everything I have," Ohtani told a news conference in Los Angeles on Tuesday. "To raise the possibility (of getting a hit), I ha…READ FULL ARTICLE
