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Ohtani is Ohtani. If your criteria for the MVP season in and season out is that Ohtani pitched and hit above average, then there's no need to talk about MVPs. You'll award it to him every year for having largely the same season.
You may also start advocating for Wes Ferrell to be enshrined too. The guy won 20 games 6 times and finished his career with a 280 average. He didn't win a single MVP during his career. Not even when he hit 347 and led the league in wins. Judge hit 62 home runs. His OPS+ is 211. He scored 130 runs. His season was out of this world. He kept the Yankees atop the AL East almost single handedly at times. He is a lot more valuable to the Yankees than Ohtani was to the Angels, who would have had the same season with or without him. Last edited by packs; 10-06-2022 at 02:30 PM. |
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I'm not an Ohtaniac, so all I know about him is what I pick up in passing, but if you took either one of his two halves, he would've been the club leader (probably?) in many of the categories on a majority of teams. Pitching - 15-9 with a 2.33 ERA, and batting - .273, 34 HR and 95 RBIs???? Frickin' yowza!!!!!!!!
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