There could be two heroes under the sky...Ohtani & Jersey Wins 'Player of the Month' in MLB's Two Major Leagues for their crazy home run showdown
There could be two heroes under the sky...Ohtani & Jersey Wins 'Player of the Month' in MLB's Two Major Leagues for their crazy home run showdown
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It will be decided at some point at the end of the season, but so far, it is difficult to discuss the superiority and inferiority of the team. At this point, there are two big guns in the Major League.먹튀검증
By dividing the U.S. continent into East and West, the team exerts enormous influence. LA Dodgers' flagship hitter Shohei Ohtani (31) of the National League West and New York Yankees' slugger Aaron Judge (33) of the American League East are engaged in a fierce battle of pride.
The competition between the two players continued in the selection of Player of the Month. They were named Player of the Month in May in the NL and AL, respectively.
The secretariat of the Major League Baseball (MLB) announced on Monday (Korea time) that Ohtani and Judge have been named the NL and AL Player of the Month, respectively. There is no room for disagreement when looking at their performances.
Ohtani appeared in a total of 27 games in May, hitting a batting average of 0.309 (34 hits in 110 at-bats), 15 homers, 27 RBIs, 31 runs scored, and an OPS of 1.180." Notably, Ohtani's 15 homers in May were tied for the most home runs in MLB history. It is hard to find a player in the National League who can surpass Ohtani in May. Ohtani will receive his sixth personal record and first 'Player of the Month' award this year.
No player in the American League has performed better than Judge. Judge played in 26 games in May with a batting average of 0.364 (36 hits in 99 times at bat), 11 homers, 18 RBIs, 25 runs scored, and an OPS of 1.251. Judge was named the American League's Player of the Month in April as well. It was his 11th career win. Judge has continued to be the "absolute power of May." For the fourth consecutive year, Judge has received the "Player of the Month" award in May.
Interestingly, a head-to-head match between Ohtani and Judge unfolded at the end of May.
The two teams, which were World Series partners last year, played three consecutive interleague games at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California, the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers from May 31 to June 2.
They had a real battle of pride in Game 1 on Sunday. Ohtani and Judge displayed a home run in their first at-bat, showing off their pride. Judge started as the Yankees' second right fielder and hit a solo home run in the top of the first inning. It was his 19th home run of this season.
Then, Ohtani also appeared as a leadoff hitter at an attack in the bottom of the first inning, and hit a 417-foot home run off Yankees starter Max Fried. It is a battle of pride that could be seen in a fantasy drama. This battle will continue throughout the season, and eventually, the race for MVP is expected.