Who can drag him down?” Shohei Ohtani’s “extraordinary performance” has been praised by MLB officials! What more can you ask for?

Last Updated on 08/04/2023 by てんしょく飯

On August 2 (local time), MLB’s official website released its latest “Top 10 Hitter Power Rankings. Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels was ranked No. 1 for the fourth consecutive time.

　First, the MLB official website opened the report with the question, “Is there anyone who can pull down Ohtani from the top spot?

At this point, the chances of that happening are slim,” it predicted. He has been ranked No. 1 in the starting pitcher power rankings four times in a row, and the last three selections by MLB reporters have been unanimous.

According to the article, four new players were added to this year’s “Top 10 Hitter Power Rankings,” who were not on the list last time. However, “no one could surpass Ohtani,” praising the two-tool star for his brilliant performance.

MLB’s official website then referred to the 29-year-old’s individual performance this season. The official MLB website noted the 29-year-old’s individual performance this season: “What more can you ask for? The official MLB website then listed the following astounding stats: 39 home runs, seven triples, a major league-leading slugging percentage of .676, an OPS of 1.081, an OPS+ of 188, 269 runs batted in, and 13 declared runs allowed. (as of the end of the game on August 1).

The latest “Hitter Power Rankings” announced by MLB are as follows.

1. Shohei Ohtani (Los Angeles Angels / Previous No. 1)
2. Ronald Acuña Jr. (Atlanta Braves / Previous 2nd)
3. Freddie Freeman (Los Angeles Dodgers / Previous 4th)
4. Matt Olson (Atlanta Braves / Previous 8th)
5. Juan Soto (San Diego Padres / out of last place)
6. Luis Araiz (Miami Marlins / Previous 5th)
7. Mookie Betts (Los Angeles Dodgers / Previous 3rd)
8. Kyle Tucker (Houston Astros / out of last place)
9. Cody Bellinger (Chicago Cubs / out of last place)
10. Tristan Casas (Boston Red Sox / out of previous range)