Shohei Ohtani’s Stunning Two-Way Comeback: What Surprising Challenge Could Threaten His Triumph?
Four weeks into his return to pitching, the results have been (mostly) positive for the reigning National League MVP.
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In six innings as a pitcher, he has given up just one run, four hits and four walks while striking out six batters (a quality start by any definition of the term, if considered as one pitching outing).
And as a hitter, he is still posting MVP-caliber numbers, entering Monday leading the National League with 30 home runs and a .610 slugging percentage, while ranking second in OPS (.990, behind only teammate Will Smith), 13th in RBIs (56) and 23rd in batting average (.278).
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