Shohei Ohtani For MVP

MVP Again in 2024

Let’s talk about Shohei Ohtani. MVP for 2024. Honestly, it feels like we’ve run out of words to describe what this guy is doing. Pitching, hitting—he’s dominating both sides of the game in a way we’ve never seen before.

This season just felt different, though. He wasn’t just great; he was unstoppable. In his first year with the Dodgers, he accomplished what only few thought he could. How many players in history have stolen 50 bases and hit over 50 home runs in the same season? The guy is in his own category.

What really gets me is how calm he is about it all. There’s no ego, no showboating—just focus. He’s out there rewriting what’s possible in baseball, and he makes it look effortless. But you know it’s anything but. That kind of performance takes insane discipline and dedication.

Even if you’re not an Dodgers fan, you’ve got to give credit where it’s due. What Ohtani is doing transcends teams. It’s about the love of the game and watching history unfold. 50 stolen bases, 50 home runs is an unbelievable feat, let alone for a Designated Hitter.

It’s hard not to think about where this puts him in the conversation of all-time greats. Is he already there? Or do we need to see a few more seasons like this? Either way, it’s exciting to be along for the ride.

What a season. What a player. MVP. World Series Champion. All in year one with the boys in blue.