Mookie Betts’ wife flexes custom Japan T-shirt fit that proves Ohtani good luck charm

Brianna Betts had the winning look on a night when Shohei stole the show at Dodger Stadium.
Los Angeles Dodgers player Mookie Betts and wife Brianna arrive at the Red Carpet for the 2022 ESPY at Dolby Theater.
Los Angeles Dodgers player Mookie Betts and wife Brianna arrive at the Red Carpet for the 2022 ESPY at Dolby Theater. | Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images

Everyone is talking about Shohei Ohtani’s walk-off home run to propel the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers to an 8-0 start. Mookie Betts’ wife Brianna Betts’ Japanese shirt proved to be the team’s good luck charm.

Mookie is back for the Dodgers after missing the first two games of the season for the Tokyo Series after a mysterious illness caused him to lose 20 pounds. After enjoying an epic sushi dinner from Ohtani, Mookie went MIA. He’s fortunately back now, and even had his own walk-off home run a few games earlier.

Shohei Ohtani
Teammates douse Ohtani in water after his game-winning homer Wednesday night vs. the Atlanta Braves. | Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images

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Brianna, always the fit queen like her Dodgers matching fits with her kids for the home opener, brought a winning look with a sick Mookie Japanese shirt (although she misspelled it) that she showed off before the big night of Ohtani’s 9th-inning game-winning home run vs. the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday at Dodger Stadium.

Brianna Betts
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So cool. The team did get amazing limited-edition Takashi Murakami x MLB Tokyo Series collection jerseys in Japan, but this shirt with a Mr. Baseball cartoon character on it is pretty sweet.

While Mookie went 0-for-4 at the plate, it was all about Ohtani’s 3-for-5 and bomb to center. The Japanese shirt may not have been a good luck charm for Mookie, but it certainly was for Ohtani and the team, and no doubt they’ll both take it.

Shohei Ohtani
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