Ohtani’s slumping bat not holding Dodgers back yet

Shohei Ohtani is scuffling at the plate, and so far the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar is coming up mostly empty in the post-season. After stumbling into the playoffs battling biceps and knee injuries, he was 2 for 13 (.154) with two walks, four strikeouts and one stolen base in a four-game NL Division Series win over the Atlanta Braves, to go with a .421 OPS and .154 slugging percentage. Clearly not up to the four-time MVP’s standards. “He’s a very good self-evaluator, a very extremely high competitor and expects a lot from himself,” manager Dave Roberts said this week. As…