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  2. Ohtani also became the first player to record 20+ stolen bases and 10+ pitching appearances in a single season.
  3. First player to make multiple pitching starts in a season while leading the Majors in home runs. Ohtani achieved this rare feat, becoming the first player to do so since Babe Ruth in 1919.
  4. In 2025, Ohtani became the first player in MLB history to hit 50 home runs as a batter and record 50 strikeouts as a pitcher in the same season.
  5. Yes, until we see a QB playing at an all-Pro level on defense we won’t see anything better.
  6. Ohtani is the first player in MLB history to be named the unanimous MVP three times in his career. He won the AL MVP award unanimously in 2021 and 2023 with the Los Angeles Angels, and the NL MVP award unanimously in 2024 with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
  7. Two-way records Modern era qualifier: Became the first player in the modern era to qualify for both the hitting and pitching leaderboards in the same season (2022). Multiple unanimous MVP awards: He is the first player to win multiple unanimous MVP awards.
  8. Newbury Park will always be “Rudy, Rudy, Rudy” for me
  9. Just me, but he's already the best baseball player ever. He's breaking/setting too many all-time records prior to longevity stats. To your point, longevity is whats remaining for him. At worst, he will be a 500 HR guy in 10 full seasons plus two partial seasons. Will likely win 50-60 games on mound, strike out over 1000. And one thing with all these guys in this age group, they lost the majority of the 2020 season to COVID. So statistically, a lot take a 120 game hit in terms of production. I actually think he's closing in on the best athlete we have seen in pro sports. It's truly incredible what he's doing.
  10. Obligatory “need a salary cap in baseball” post. Ohtani is going to go down as one of the greatest ever. But I still don’t like what the Dodgers have done- it’s sleazy and unfair.
  11. I think he could go down as the greatest baseball player of all time if he keeps this up. And a top 10 of all time athlete at least. He may be one of the best hitters baseball has seen… and he pitches to a consistent sub 3.5 ERA… as well as is nasty in the clutch time.
  12. Phenomenal! There aren’t many sports that allow you to dominate as a single player both on offense and on defense like baseball. You could have just as great of a game in basketball, football, soccer etc but the games outcome is too dependent on the other players. A shutdown pitching performance and one homerun and you win the game. There isn’t a single position on a football defense where you can single-handedly win an NFL playoff game. Too dependent on others.
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  14. Nobody will ever come close to doing what he’s doing ever again. It’s the equivalent of being a pro bowl quarterback on offense while also being able to go lock up a teams #1 receiver on the next drive. Insane.
  15. I guess i am bias because i think baseball is one of the most boring sports ever to watch, But no.
  16. I've seen on my twitter feed highlights of Raiola (wacthed the game too) and I can almost guarantee you a team next year (the browns probably) is gonna absolutely waste a 1st round pick thinking they're getting mahomes. He's just not good, and maybe I'm completely wrong, but I see so many things he does EVERY play that just screams "that is gonna backfire horribly at the next level". He keeps dropping his arm down when throwing, he's slow to get out of the pocket(not even in the same stratosphere as the athlete that Mahomes was/is), he doesn't really have good instincts on where to escape when rushed... but he bobbles one or two throws a game "throwing" with his left and suddenly people claim that he's a "really instinctive football player"... I don't know, and I don't mean to dog on the kid cause he seems nice enough but I'd like to hear some of you guys thoughts...
  17. The best I can find on last night … https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/breaking-news/article/mlb-playoffs-2025-shohei-ohtani-named-nlcs-mvp-after-3-hrs-10-ks-in-all-time-game-4-performance-011033993.html
  18. Yes what he did yesterday cemented that he's the GOAT in all of sports
  19. Major League Baseball records … Most seasons with at least 50 home runs and 20 stolen bases: The only player with multiple seasons to achieve this combination. First pitcher to hit a leadoff home run in a postseason game: A record he set in the NLCS. Tied record for most ballparks hit in a single season: Hit home runs in 18 different ballparks. First player in MLB history with a 50-50 season: Achieved in 2024 with 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases.
  20. This is a serious question… Is Shohei Ohtani the best we have ever seen in pro sports … any sport? Hitting 3 HR’s and striking out 10 in 6 scoreless innings in an NL Pennant clinching game is otherworldly. We will very likely never see that done again, unless he betters it. He continues to defy and do things I never thought I would see a singular player or athlete do.
  21. This is the SEC. If you don't consider last weekvs OU a beatdown then you're not gonna see many beatdowns at all.
  22. Looks like Gerry’s Cuban doppelgänger, Geraldo.
  23. Texas 31 Kentucky 13
  24. Covington, KY is directly across the river from Cincinnati.
  25. Hoping to see the team stop the up and down performances. No better chance than to do that at Kentucky, imo. Don't think we blow them out but want to see the boys come out strong and stay on top of Kentucky all game long.
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