"Ohtani the slugger is proving to be just as lethal as he was last season. He is third in MLB with 54 home runs and leads the National League with a .616 slugging percentage and 1.006 OPS. He also leads MLB with 144 runs and 373 total bases. The man with the unfortunate task to have had such a season on the same timeline as Ohtani is Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber."
"The three-time All-Star leads the NL with 56 long balls, leads the majors with 132 RBIs, and has a career-high 4.8 bWAR. Schwarber is also doing this while his Phillies have the second-best record in the majors at 95-65 as of Saturday. Purely based on offensive metrics, Ohtani leads Schwarber in everything but RBIs (trailing him by 31) and home runs (trailing him by one)."
The Los Angeles Dodgers have endured an unpredictable season marked by injuries, bullpen issues, and off-field problems while Dave Roberts predicts Shohei Ohtani will win a fourth MVP in 2025. Roberts emphasized Ohtani’s combined production as a hitter and as a starting pitcher as central to his MVP case and expressed concern about potential voter fatigue. Ohtani ranks third in MLB with 54 home runs, leads the National League with a .616 slugging percentage and 1.006 OPS, and leads MLB with 144 runs and 373 total bases. Kyle Schwarber leads the NL with 56 homers and the majors with 132 RBIs and a 4.8 bWAR.
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