After returning from the paternity list on April 20, Ohtani was mired in a 2-for-16 slump with six strikeouts and two walks. But even before Tuesday's home run, there were signs the Dodgers slugger's power outage would soon be coming to an end.

Shohei Ohtani returned to the field on Monday night, but something had changed. He wasn’t just playing for the Dodgers. He was playing as a new father. In his first at-bat since the birth of his daughter,

Shohei Ohtani accomplished many things in the first seven years of his MLB career, but relished in his latest feat after a Los Angeles Dodgers win over the Miami Marlins: his first home run since becoming a father.