W.TN.Orange Blood
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Was watching your Mets beat the Phillies.Where the he!! Is @knoxvol52 ,getting rested up for his “massage” tomorrow?
I thought he’d be on here pounding his chest over his boy Shohei.
These are some that come to mind but there are way more than you would think that deserve to be talked about. His performance was all-time great but I will poo poo on it a little bit since he hit one of his homers off a position player. Everyone will have recency bias though and forget about other great games that were just as good, if not better.Has there ever been a greater single game performance than the one we got from Ohtani, tonight?
Obviously I didn’t get to see Babe, I was not around for Mantle, Mays, Aaron, but now I know how people felt when watching those guys play.
We are witnessing a generational player in Shohei.
Acuña is 2nd behind Ohtani whenever healthy. I haven’t seen Mookie have a 40/40 season yet. Ohtani and Acuña have been the only guys to have a rare combination of power hitting and base stealing. Mookie just doesn’t steal enough bases to be above him. And we all know I love Freddie but he shouldn’t even be placed above Judge. I would probably have Judge 3rd and Mookie 4th.Was watching your Mets beat the Phillies.
No need to pound my chest, you already know that Ohtani is at top of the list in MLB currently.
1. Ohtani
2.Mookie
3.Freddie
4. Acuna ( when healthy)
5. Aaron Judge.
I agree. You guys know I love Mookie and I can’t believe I’m saying this, but probably more so than Acuna, but...when Acuna is healthy AND motivated, he’s #2 or 3 on the list. The only one that could possibly be above him is Judge(who like Tom Brady, I continue to discredit year after year) but I think Acuna is better overall.Acuña is 2nd behind Ohtani whenever healthy. I haven’t seen Mookie have a 40/40 season yet. Ohtani and Acuña have been the only guys to have a rare combination of power hitting and base stealing. Mookie just doesn’t steal enough bases to be above him. And we all know I love Freddie but he shouldn’t even be placed above Judge. I would probably have Judge 3rd and Mookie 4th.
Ohtani
Acuña
Judge
Betts
Freeman
All great performances, but did any do it to join an exclusive club like 50/50?These are some that come to mind but there are way more than you would think that deserve to be talked about. His performance was all-time great but I will poo poo on it a little bit since he hit one of his homers off a position player. Everyone will have recency bias though and forget about other great games that were just as good, if not better.
Each club's best hitting performance ever
Do you know your favorite team's best individual single-game hitting performance? From Hall of Famers to players who otherwise had obscure careers, there's a diverse list in that category. With the help of all 30 MLB.com beat writers, here's the best game any one batter has had for each club,www.mlb.com
Shawn Green in 2002 for the Dodgers:
6 for 6
5 extra base hits
4 HR
19 total bases (MLB record)
7 RBI
Josh Hamilton in 2012 for the Rangers:
5 for 5
5 extra base hits
4 HR
18 total bases (AL record)
8 RBI
Joe Adcock in 1954 for the Braves:
5 for 5
5 extra base hits
4 HR
18 total bases (was MLB record until Green)
7 RBI
Anthony Rendon in 2017 for the Nationals:
6 for 6
3 HR
10 RBI
Mark Whiten in 1993 for the Cardinals:
4 for 5
4 HR
12 RBI
So it's Ohtani's fault the Marlins were using a position player to pitch in the 9th inning?These are some that come to mind but there are way more than you would think that deserve to be talked about. His performance was all-time great but I will poo poo on it a little bit since he hit one of his homers off a position player. Everyone will have recency bias though and forget about other great games that were just as good, if not better.
Each club's best hitting performance ever
Do you know your favorite team's best individual single-game hitting performance? From Hall of Famers to players who otherwise had obscure careers, there's a diverse list in that category. With the help of all 30 MLB.com beat writers, here's the best game any one batter has had for each club,www.mlb.com
Shawn Green in 2002 for the Dodgers:
6 for 6
5 extra base hits
4 HR
19 total bases (MLB record)
7 RBI
Josh Hamilton in 2012 for the Rangers:
5 for 5
5 extra base hits
4 HR
18 total bases (AL record)
8 RBI
Joe Adcock in 1954 for the Braves:
5 for 5
5 extra base hits
4 HR
18 total bases (was MLB record until Green)
7 RBI
Anthony Rendon in 2017 for the Nationals:
6 for 6
3 HR
10 RBI
Mark Whiten in 1993 for the Cardinals:
4 for 5
4 HR
12 RBI
Y’all know I’m the number 1 Yankee hater but if Judge played for the Braves I would be smitten. That dude is putting up another crazy season, some would say even better than Ohtani’s based on the metrics.I agree. You guys know I love Mookie and I can’t believe I’m saying this, but probably more so than Acuna, but...when Acuna is healthy AND motivated, he’s #2 or 3 on the list. The only one that could possibly be above him is Judge(who like Tom Brady, I continue to discredit year after year) but I think Acuna is better overall.
He was just asking about single game performances, not the quality of the player. I posted a link of each team’s best individual offensive game.So it's Ohtani's fault the Marlins were using a position player to pitch in the 9th inning?
Out of all these guys Josh Hamilton was only one that could hold a candle to Ohtani.
No worries. We’re winning by 3 scoresI'm getting to be like @cobbwebb0710 as a nervous wreck just waiting on this game.
That's just words. We have to play the game first to see what happens.No worries. We’re winning by 3 scores