The seventh leadoff home run in Dodgers postseason history was a no-doubter off Mets lefty Jose Quintana. It sailed a Statcast-projected 422 feet after leaving Ohtani’s bat at 117.8 mph, making it the third-hardest homer in the postseason since Statcast began tracking in 2015.

Shohei Ohtani homered against Jose Quintana leading off Game 4 of the National League Championship Series, putting the Los Angeles Dodgers ahead of the New York Mets.

Tommy Edman has seen his share of Shohei Ohtani home runs by now, but the Dodgers shortstop still finds himself amazed by some of his teammate’s moonshots.