Mookie Betts is one of the most fun-loving, genuine, and unfiltered baseball stars. He always keeps fans entertained on and off the diamond and, not to forget, is always full of surprises. Remember the time he went viral for telling the story about how scared he is of the ghost at the Los Angeles Dodgers team hotel on a podcast?

Mookie Betts was mic'd up for an in-game interview during the Los Angeles Dodgers's tilt against the Atlanta Braves on Sunday Night Baseball.

In this week's conversation with MLB on FOX analyst John Smoltz, the Hall of Fame pitcher shared his thoughts on Gerrit Cole's unique free pass to Rafael Devers, the Tigers' surge, his level of concern with an Orioles team that has a losing record in the second half,

Shohei Ohtani made yet more baseball history on Sunday, becoming the first player in 130 years to record 85 extra-base hits (XBH) and 45 steals in a single season.

The Dodgers and Los Angeles Angels went to extra innings Tuesday night. With first base open (and Kevin Kiermaier on second base) the Angels opted to walk Shohei Ohtani intentionally. That brought Betts up. He swung at the first pitch—a slider over the middle of the plate—for a home run, putting the Dodgers up in the crosstown rivalry game, 6-2.

With the Dodgers' pitching injuries piling up, Dave Roberts didn’t rule out the possibility of Shohei Ohtani taking the mound. But who makes that call?

Baseball insider Keith Law discusses the possibility of Shohei Ohtani pitching for the Dodgers in the playoffs.