Shohei Ohtani's hitting slump persists, manager Roberts identifies the issue: he's starting to chase low-angle pitches.

The Los Angeles Dodgers started Tyler Glasnow today, who pitched eight innings allowing only one hit from the Giants lineup, issuing one walk, with no runs scored, and striking out nine batters. On offense, catcher power hitter Dalton Rushing and Hyeseong Kim both contributed RBI, and the team ultimately shut out the opponent 3-0.

Notably, Shohei Ohtani's hitting was silent again in this game, with no hits in five at-bats, striking out twice, and his batting average dropping to 0.245.

Regarding Shohei Ohtani's recent hitting slump, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has spotted a clue. He pointed out: "He's now starting to chase pitches at low angles, which makes it hard to generate long hits. He indeed has shown this tendency. If he can adjust back and refocus on the strike zone around belt height, his performance will naturally return."