Oddsmakers like Shohei Ohtani’s chances of going deep on Tuesday night in Denver. 

The Dodgers’ slugger is +110 to go yard, which is a number never seen in the short history of ESPN BET. 

Those are the shortest odds to hit a home run ever offered by the sportsbook, according to ESPN BET spokesman Gordon Stevenson. 

Per Stevenson, the previous low was Aaron Judge at +115 to hit a dinger on May 10 against the Athletics in Sacramento. 

Judge went on to homer twice in that contest.

Ohtani will take his cuts in the most hitter-friendly ballpark in baseball – Coors Field. 

In 76 career plate appearances at Coors Field, Ohtani has hit .397/.453/.765 with six home runs. 

One of the most homer-prone pitchers in baseball, Austin Gomber, will take the mound for the Rockies, which is another thing working in Ohtani’s favor. 

Gomber has allowed 14 homers in just 54 ⅔ innings, which comes out to a whopping 2.30 home runs allowed per nine innings, the second-highest rate in baseball among pitchers with at least 50 innings on the mound this season. 

Ohtani comes into the game on a hot stretch, even by his standards. 

This month, he’s hitting .397/.521/.741 with five home runs across 16 games. 

Even with the ridiculously low odds, bettors aren’t shying away. 

Ohtani’s homer prop is the third most-bet player prop on ESPN BET on Tuesday night, behind Kyle Schwarber to hit a home run (+220) and Judge to hit a home run. (+210).