Triple Crown Watch: Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani Has Chance to Reach Rare MLB Feat
The Dodgers star hit his 54th home run of the season Friday against the Colorado Rockies. He also finished the game with an RBI count of 130. He will finish at the top in both categories. The only category left is batting average.
Locked in at the plate, Shohei Ohtani chases Triple Crown entering final weekend of regular season
Shohei Ohtani’s locked in at the plate, on the bases, for the NL MVP and now on the Triple Crown. It’s been that kind of late-season surge for the Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter who’s already invented the 50-50 club.
MLB Friday round-up: Tigers and Royals clinch playoff berth, Ohtani chases Triple Crown
Ohtani tops the National League charts in home runs with 54 and leads the way in RBIs with 130. The Japanese superstar now needs to chase down the San Diego Padres’ Luis Arraez’s batting average to secure the first Triple Crown since 2012.
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You don’t need us to tell you that it’s been a landmark year for Shohei Ohtani. First 50-50 season in MLB history. First ...
Shohei Ohtani crushed his 54th home run of the season to extend the Los Angeles Dodgers' lead over the Colorado Rockies.
If Shohei Ohtani wants to win the first NL triple crown since 1937, it looks like he's going to get no help from the San ...
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