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2025年12月24日放送の「スポーツ伝説の試合ベスト10」。 一流アスリート426人がガチ投票で選んだ、スポーツ史に刻まれる究極のランキングが発表されました！

アスリートの視点だからこそ選ばれた、各時代の「最も重みのある1位」とは？ 長野五輪の歓喜から、三笘の1ミリ、最新のドジャースWS連覇まで、全30タイトルの詳細結果をまとめました。

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The Los Angeles Dodgers are headed back to the World Series after a commanding 4-0 sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2025 National League Championship Series.

What started as a matchup against a formidable Brewers team—fresh off their NLDS win over the Cubs—quickly turned into a showcase of LA's pitching prowess and offensive firepower, culminating in one of the most unforgettable performances in playoff history. The series kicked off with the Dodgers stifling Milwaukee's lineup, holding them to just one run per game across the board.

In Game 1, LA edged out a narrow victory, setting a tone of relentless defense. Games 2 and 3 followed suit, with the Dodgers' starters and bullpen combining to limit the Brewers' high-contact offense that had dominated the regular season. By Game 3, the Dodgers had built a 3-0 lead, winning 3-1 behind persistent hitting and shutdown pitching. The clincher came in Game 4 on October 17 at Dodger Stadium, where Shohei Ohtani delivered an epic two-way masterpiece: three home runs and 10 strikeouts over six scoreless innings in a 5-1 rout.

Ohtani's heroics not only sealed the sweep but etched his name deeper into baseball lore, earning him NLCS MVP honors. The Brewers, who had swept the Dodgers in their regular-season series, couldn't muster the same magic in October.  

This marks the Dodgers' second straight World Series appearance and their first NLCS sweep since 1963.

With stars like Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Ohtani leading the charge, LA looks poised for another title run. Brewers fans, it was a valiant season—your team was a blast to watch until they hit the Dodger wall.

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Shohei Ohtani has done it again. In a game that left the sporting world in awe, the Japanese two-way sensation delivered a performance for the ages, propelling the Los Angeles Dodgers back into the World Series. On October 17, Ohtani put on a show that transcended the sport—hitting three home runs and pitching six scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts in a dominant 5-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. As the Dodgers clinched the National League Championship Series (NLCS) with a four-game sweep, fans and experts alike are left in stunned admiration. Sports channel commentators and legends from every sport are calling Ohtani’s night one of the greatest performances in history.

Ohtani’s Masterpiece: A Night for the Ages Shohei Ohtani’s game on October 17 will go down as one of the greatest in Major League Baseball history. From the very first pitch, it was clear that Ohtani was on another level. After walking the first batter he faced, he struck out three straight Brewers to settle in. At the plate, he wasted no time making his presence felt, hitting a home run in the bottom of the first inning.

But that was just the beginning. Ohtani’s next home run in the fourth inning was nothing short of jaw-dropping. He launched a solo shot that left Dodger Stadium entirely, an incredible display of power and precision that put the Dodgers ahead 4-0. By the seventh inning, he had added another home run to his tally, making it a performance that left everyone—including his teammates and coaches—in utter disbelief.

As Sports Channel commentator Jeff Passan said, Ohtani is "redefining the game in real time." It’s hard to disagree. Ohtani became the first player in MLB history to hit three homers and record 10 strikeouts in the same game. The sheer dominance he exhibited on both sides of the ball was unparalleled, and it’s safe to say we may never see another performance like it.

A Historic First for Ohtani Ohtani’s night was full of firsts. Not only was he the first player to hit three home runs and strike out 10 batters in the same game, but he also made history as the first pitcher to hit a leadoff home run in any MLB game. He further solidified his status as one of the greatest athletes of all time with these incredible feats.

In addition to his accomplishments on the mound and at the plate, Ohtani allowed just two hits in his six innings of work. His complete control of the game left the Brewers struggling to keep up. It was a performance that had fans and analysts reaching for the highest praise. “This is Beethoven at a piano. This is Shakespeare with a quill,” wrote Chelsea Janes of The Washington Post. The comparisons to legends in other sports, from Michael Jordan to Tiger Woods, only further highlight how extraordinary Ohtani’s talent is.

Teammates and Legends Weigh In Ohtani’s teammates and those close to the game were quick to praise his remarkable display. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts called it “probably the greatest post-season performance of all time.” His teammate Mookie Betts made the comparison to Michael Jordan, saying, “It’s like we’re the Chicago Bulls, and he’s Michael Jordan.” The admiration from within the Dodgers’ clubhouse is undeniable, and it’s clear they recognize they’re witnessing something special every time Ohtani steps onto the field.

Even legends outside of baseball chimed in. Magic Johnson, part-owner of the Dodgers and NBA Hall of Famer, tweeted about Ohtani’s rare ability to do it all. “We’ve seen a baseball player hit three HRs in a Playoff game and we’ve seen a pitcher throw a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts in a Playoff game—but we’ve never seen one player do both like Shohei Ohtani did tonight!” Johnson wrote.

Billie Jean King, another Dodgers part-owner and tennis legend, shared a photo on Sports Channel celebrating the moment, accompanied by a post that read: “We were so fortunate to have witnessed the greatest performance by Shohei Ohtani as both a pitcher and hitter: 10 strikeouts and 3 home runs. And he’s just getting started.”

Ohtani’s Humble Approach to Greatness Despite the overwhelming praise and the history-making nature of his performance, Ohtani remains grounded. After being named NLCS Most Valuable Player, he attributed the victory to the entire team. “We won it as a team, and this was really a team effort,” Ohtani said, ever humble. “So I hope everybody in L.A. and Japan and all over the world could enjoy a really good sake.” His humility is a testament to his character, and it’s clear that while he may be the star, Ohtani recognizes that baseball is ultimately a team game.

For those watching on sports channels around the world, Ohtani’s performance has elevated him to legendary status. His unparalleled ability to dominate both as a pitcher and a hitter is unlike anything the sport has seen in generations.

The Dodgers’ Road to the World Series With Ohtani leading the way, the Los Angeles Dodgers are once again headed to the World Series, and fans couldn’t be more excited. Ohtani’s performance in the NLCS has set the tone for what could be a magical playoff run for the team. As the Dodgers prepare for the World Series, sports channel broadcasts will be the go-to place for fans looking to catch every thrilling moment.

Whether Ohtani continues to break records or the team rallies behind him for the ultimate prize, one thing is certain: the Dodgers' return to the World Series has been ignited by a player who may very well be the greatest baseball talent the game has ever seen.