Shohei leads off with a home run and pitches 5 shutout innings. Ruth never did that.

[Harry Dresden]

Which just means you dont understand it.

I'll wait for someone a little more knowledgeable to comment.

most of those stats that the okie doesnt understand says a lot about how good a player actually is...

 

[Oklahoma Journalist]

Which just means you dont understand it.

I'll wait for someone a little more knowledgeable to comment.

LOL. It means you don’t understand. Good gravy.

 

[Oklahoma Journalist]

read your posts...they are hypotheticals about what you said about Ruth and Otani...

No they are not. Read them. Quote them.

 

[Harry Dresden]

No they are not. Read them. Quote them.

post no 11....Ohtani is outstanding, but he can’t hold a candle to Ruth.....whats that called?...

 

[jacksonlamb]

post no 11....Ohtani is outstanding, but he can’t hold a candle to Ruth.....whats that called?...

Hypothetical?

 

[MarathonMike]

Ohtani continues to fill up the record books. He's the only player in MLB history to pitch and lead off with a home run in the same game. And he's done it twice.

Oops he did it again! A few days ago for the 3rd time, he lead off with a home run and pitched 6 no hit innings. Ruth is the GOAT based on life time stats but Ohtani is the BEST all around player the game has ever seen.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Oops he did it again! A few days ago for the 3rd time, he lead off with a home run and pitched 6 no hit innings. Ruth is the GOAT based on life time stats but Ohtani is the BEST all around player the game has ever seen.

The would be Willie Mays in a snapshot

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

LOL. It means you don’t understand. Good gravy.

Sure. I and every owner and GM and president in baseball don't get it.

But the troll does.

Mmkay.

 

[MarathonMike]

The would be Willie Mays in a snapshot

Willie Mays didn't pitch. He never had a 50-50 season. He didn't throw 100 mph. He didn't have Ohtani's speed.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Hypothetical?

speculation?...

 

[jacksonlamb]

Willie Mays didn't pitch. He never had a 50-50 season. He didn't throw 100 mph. He didn't have Ohtani's speed.

He was as fast as Ohtani, yes. He had a better outfield arm. He was an incredibly great outfielder, maybe only equaled by Jim Evans. He had as much power. For average, a better hitter. Not saying that Ohtani is not a close second, but still second.

 

[MarathonMike]

He was as fast as Ohtani, yes. He had a better outfield arm. He was an incredibly great outfielder, maybe only equaled by Jim Evans. He had as much power. For average, a better hitter. Not saying that Ohtani is not a close second, but still second.

You have absolutely no clue what you are talking about. LOL