Shohei Ohtani is competing for the American League MVP for the second consecutive year, with 14 wins, a 2.47 defensive rating, 203 Ks, a .271 batting average, 34 blasts and 93 RBIs this season. Although not more dazzling than last year's 46 booms, Hall of Fame power hitter Rodney Carew observed the evolution of his bat and said, "Japan is proud of Ohtani.
He is a 1970s great who has been batting 30% for 15 years in a row and has accumulated 3053 hits in his career, and he was the face of the non-American "hit-making machine" until Kazuhiro Suzuki surpassed him in 2017. After watching Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking performance on the 24th, he said, "He's great, I especially like the way he runs the bases, always giving his all, reminds me of Derek Jeter and Mike Trout.
Observing the subtle changes in Shohei Ohtani's bat this season, Kru said, "He doesn't have many weaknesses. He used to have his back foot off the ground a lot, but now he hits with his weight in the middle, his body doesn't drive off, and he doesn't pull the bat anymore. Although Shohei Ohtani did not produce more home runs than last year, Klue still said, "He is a tough hitter who can hit the ball to left, center and right, and is a very dangerous, dangerous, dangerous hitter. Most importantly, he is great young man and Japanese people should understand his achievement and be proud of it."
It is not too much to describe Shohei Ohtani as "dangerous" 3 times. Kru said he was surprised to see his action, wide angle hitting, yet still powerful enough to hit the flat fly ball solidly. Shouhei Ohtani is competing with Yankee Judge (Aaron Judge) for MVP, and Klue admired the strength of the two blades, saying, "What Shouhei Ohtani has done is very difficult, but the other one is likely to win the Triple Crown, so it's really hard to choose.
