Ohtani's Magic: Soaked Fans' Dream Come True

0:00On April 5, Sunday's Dodgers Nationals game faced a big delay from heavy rain starting around 11am, pushing back the 1-10pm first. Pitch. Even in a total downpour, Shohei Otani hit the field with a bullpen catcher for his workout, shocking everyone including security. A family from Virginia Beach, Brave the Storm 2, standing soaked behind home plate with special guest passes. Eight-year-old Kane, a huge Dodgers fan and shortstop for his local team, led the charge to watch players up close. His parents stuck it out despite the misery. Dad and Kane in hoodies, mom exposed to the rain while his siblings smartly found cover. They came just to make Kane's dream happen, hoping for a glimpse or even an autograph from his idols. Otani spotted them after his session, jogged over instead of heading to the dugout and handed Kane the ball he'd been using. They snapped a photo, Kane lit up with a massive grin and mom wiped away tears as Dad captured it all. In that soaked instant, the rain turned into pure magic, proving dedication like Otani's creates memories that last a lifetime.

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