“Ohtani only played for 6 years… but it’s hard to imagine not being able to go to the Hall of Fame.”

 “It’s hard to imagine a future where he doesn’t end up immortalized in Cooperstown.”

Shohei Ohtani (29, LA Dodgers) has been listed as a strong candidate for future Hall of Fame entry even after playing for only 6 years.

On the 7th (Korean time), MLB.com, the official website of the American Major League Baseball (MLB), said, "Among the 2024 players, there are 40 potential Hall of Fame candidates," and selected Ohtani as one of them. There is a reason why we grouped it with 40 people. This is because, on average, 39 players entered the Hall of Fame each year between 1955 and 1995.

The media said, "This list can be made without Ohtani. He has spent only six seasons in MLB and has not completed the 10-year entry requirement. He has not yet finished adjusting to the Dodgers. He is recovering from his second elbow surgery. “If you take that into account, I don’t know how much longer I will be able to do both batting and batting.”

However, he added praise that he had already done enough. The media said, “Ohtani won two MVPs (Most Valuable Player) and Rookie of the Year, and receives endless praise for doing things that even Babe Ruth could not do. Ohtani will perform outstandingly in the future and end up being immortalized in upstate New York (Cooperstown). “It is difficult to imagine a future without him,” he said, expressing optimism about his entry.

for more info check this :   스포츠토토사이트