Ohtani's on-base streak ends as Dodgers blanked for 1st time in 2026

Shohei Ohtani's regular-season on-base streak came to an end Tuesday night as the Dodgers were blanked 3-0 by the Giants, their first shutout loss of the 2026 season.

Ohtani went 0-for-4 with no walks, finishing the game without reaching base for the first time since Aug. 23. The result snapped a 53-game on-base streak that had matched Shawn Green's Dodgers mark before ending.

The night was still notable for Ohtani on the mound. MLB reported that he threw six scoreless innings, but San Francisco kept Los Angeles off the scoreboard and handed the Dodgers their first shutout defeat of the year.

The streak had become one of the early-season storylines around Ohtani and the Dodgers, who entered the game with his on-base run still intact. Instead, the Giants ended it while also closing out a clean win.

The loss leaves the Dodgers with a rare blank on the season and Ohtani without the active on-base streak that had stretched across nearly two months of regular-season play.