Shohei Ohtani is making history: What current on-base streak means
Shohei Ohtani can tie Shawn Green for the second-longest on-base streak in Dodgers franchise history. Here's how close he is to the record.
Shohei Ohtani is closing in on history. The Los Angeles Dodgers ' two-way phenom singled into right field off of Colorado Rockies starter José Quintana in the third inning on Monday night at Coors Field to extend his on-base streak to 52 games. Now, Ohtani enters Tuesday's away series opener against the archrival San Francisco Giants with the opportunity to tie Shawn Green — who reached base safely in 53 consecutive games in 2000 — for second place on the Dodgers' all-time on-base streak list (since 1900).
Shohei Ohtani has now reached base in 52 straight games 🫡 pic. twitter. com/K0R0wOgEpk — MLB (@MLB) April 21, 2026 If Ohtani ties Green with a hit, walk, or hit-by-pitch in any of his plate appearances on Tuesday, he'd be five games away from the franchise record, which belongs to Hall of Famer Duke Snider.
He got on base in 58 straight games in the 1954 season. Ohtani's streak began back on Aug. 24, 2025.
In that time, he's slashed . 280/. 402/.