On June 3, 2026, Shohei Ohtani turned in one of the most remarkable pitching-and-hitting performances in modern baseball history, throwing six scoreless innings of two-hit ball while also reaching base five times at the plate in the same game. It marked just the fourth time in the Modern Era (since 1900) that any player has thrown six-plus scoreless innings and reached base at least five times in a single game — joining Hod Eller (1920), Mel Parnell (1951), and Mel Stottlemyre (1964) — and the first time it had been done in nearly 62 years. Remarkably, it was not even the first time Ohtani himself has reached base five times in a game he started on the mound, having done so previously as a member of the Angels in 2023.

Offered here is an actual game-used official Rawlings Major League baseball used for an Ohtani single during this historic performance,  authenticated directly by Major League Baseball, complete with its tamper-proof MLB hologram (#PX588726). Given Ohtani's unprecedented two-way dominance and his growing case as the greatest all-around talent the sport has ever produced, artifacts from his historic individual performances continue to command intense collector interest, and this game-used single ball offers tangible, authenticated provenance to one more chapter in that remarkable ongoing story.

MLB Cert #: PX588726, Code: FDN