Shohei Ohtani bobblehead nightDodgers star makes MLB history after catching first pitch from his dog

Los Angeles Dodgers fans love them some sh Otani and they might love his dog deapen AKA decoy even more they got plenty of both on Wednesday with Otani making MLB history catching a pitch from his dog and inspiring some of the longest lines and you will ever see at Dodger Stadium it wasn't a surprise that when the Dodgers announced they would be giving away an Otani and decoy bobblehead fans started preparing primarily by clearing their schedules to make sure they could be one of the first 40,000 fans to enter Dodger Stadium on Wednesday by 1:22 p.m. PT roughly 6 hours before first pitch 4 hours before gates open and 3 and a half hours before parking gates open enough fans had lined up at the Sunset Boulevard gate to wrap around the street and then some a good chunk of them were there before 11:00 a.m. too you will not be surprised to hear the lines only got more intense as the game Drew Closer by the final hour the stadium was seeing a waiting for water in an apocalyptic world type of line it's to blame fans for not wanting to leave anything to chance with 40,000 bobbleheads available in Dodger Stadium having a capacity of 56,000 not everyone is guaranteed a souvenir decoy was on hand for the proceedings throwing the first pitch to his owner to rockus Applause he followed it up with a high five for his owner who revealed after the game that training him took three weeks