Watch: Shohei Ohtani's 30th home run nearly left Dodger Stadium

That ball nearly cleared the right field pavilion. According to fans in the area it snuck in just under the roof, hit off the concourse, and landed on a walkway behind center field.

The official tally on that from Statcast is that it flew 473 feet, but even that seems like it is underselling just how far that baseball went and how hard it was hit.

Whatever the distance is, the number that matters here is 30, as in that is already Ohtani's 30th home run of the season that has him comfortably in the National League lead. 

Even without his pitching he is still playing at an MVP level for the Dodgers and is one of the most valuable players in baseball. He has been worth every penny the Dodgers paid him in free agency before this season.

Along with the league lead in home runs, he also entered Sunday with the second highest batting average in the National League behind only Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich.