Tom Verducci: Shohei Ohtani Might Be The Greatest Living Player

最終更新：2024年9月26日約1分で読めます

MLB Network analyst Tom Verducci joins the Dan Patrick Show and discusses the record-breaking season we have seen from Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani as well as why he thinks Ohtani has a case to be regarded as the greatest living player

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@ericpubdeff8977 より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

Evidently, the fat man in a segregated league (back when “professional athletes” had fulltime construction jobs) is the greatest of all time.

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@sloanNYC より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

I wonder how often they should pitch him, do they make him every other slot, giving him 2 weeks between starts? He’s just too valuable to risk injury, right?

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@Shakazulu6.1 より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

More you watch that 50th sb, you realize how smart Ohtani is. The timing he moved his toe to avoid the tag was just crazy. Being that big guy and able to control his body,, in the right timing an inch away from the glove,,, it’s just unbelievable.

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@dalej.1751 より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

Not sure why it is so hard to say he’s the greatest living player. Apparently those with low IQ or in denial or haters can’t grasp the concept that it was considered impossible for one player to do all that he does, especially doing it all at elite levels.
We should agree he is the greatest of all time.

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@mirikaku5811 より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

Yeah, we have unconsciously starting to take Ohtanis greatness for granted..which is nuts!

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@chriskelly6559 より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

Sho in your rear view is faster than he appears.

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@BrianYakata-m4z より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

Ted Williams was a man’s man. Fought in 2 wars and the last man to hit.400.

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@BrianYakata-m4z より:

2024年9月26日 6:28 AM

Imagine if he was on roids.

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