“I'm a fan of Shohei Ohtani, baby!”

The former World Series MVP, Manny Ramirez, showed his support for his former employers before the Wild Card series on Tuesday evening.

Ramirez, especially known to help the Boston Red Sox Winning two World Series titles, has shown support for their other former team, the Los Angeles Dodgers.

In the episode of Foul Territory on Tuesday, the 12 times All-Star wore a Dodgers jersey and a hat to support the MVP quarter Shohei Ohtani And the defending winners of the World Series.

“Everything is good, the baby, all along,” said Ramirez. “I am rooted a little for Boston, but I take the whole way. I'm a fan of Ohtani, baby. MVP!”

The Dodgers aim to become the first team in more than two decades to win consecutive titles in the playoffs. They will count strongly on Ohtani, which is the first row of its fourth MVP prize.

The Japanese superstar, which has resumed its pitching functions this season, recorded a summit of 55 circuits to help the franchise win the NL West and a place in the playoffs.

Shohei Ohtani gives an early advance of the dodgers against the reds with a Home Run of head

Shohei Ohtani did not take a long time to have an impact in the NL Wild Card Game 1 against the Cincinnati Reds While the MVP quarter crushed a Home Run of head against Hunter Greene to give the Dodgers an advance of 1-0.

Ohtani took the hand on the 100 mph MPH of Greene to send it deeply on the right wall to send the crowd to the Dodger Stadium in a frenzy. It was his 56th circuit of the season, adding to his count of 55 regular season circuits.

The bidirectional phenomenon should also take the mound in match 3 of the series. However, if the consecutive Dodgers rack wins in the first two games to eliminate the Reds, Ohtani will take the mound in match 1 of the national league division against the Philadelphia Phillies.