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Currently has more homers than Aaron Judge and more strikeouts pitching then Max Scherzer.
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Ohtani (Original Post)
kairos12
Apr 2018
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Bleacher Creature
(11,258 posts)1. I'm not ashamed to admit that I was wrong about him (so far).
I thought that the fascination with him as a two-way player was a pipe dream, and that he'd ultimately need to pick one or the other. My only basis for thinking this way was the fact that there hasn't been a great two-way player since Babe Ruth.
I was really wrong.
Ohiogal
(32,130 posts)2. Can you believe this guy?
He sure seems like the real deal!
I'm surprised the Yankees didn't go after him.
kairos12
(12,891 posts)3. I thin he said he wouldn't play on the east coast.
Brother Buzz
(36,487 posts)4. Shohei Ohtani is a National League manager's wet dream
What's he doing in the American League?