George Soriano was on the mound for the Marlins when Ohtani hit his sixth-inning homer, marking a significant moment in Ohtani's historic performance. This game showcased Ohtani's ability to capitalize on pitching, as he drove a 438-foot shot to the second deck in right-center against Soriano, contributing to the Dodgers' commanding win.

George Soriano faced Ohtani in the seventh inning, throwing a 1-and-1 slider that Ohtani sent 438 feet to the second deck in right-center, allowing Ohtani to tie Shawn Green’s franchise record for home runs.

George Soriano, a reliever for the Miami Marlins, surrendered a 438-foot home run to Shohei Ohtani during the sixth inning, contributing to Ohtani's historic season as he approaches 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases.

George Soriano, a Miami reliever, faced tough circumstances in the eighth inning, allowing a single and two walks that resulted in three runs scoring on Matt Chapman's bases-clearing double, ultimately contributing to the Giants' comeback victory.

George Soriano earned his first win of the season by pitching a scoreless eighth inning, contributing significantly to the Marlins' comeback victory.