"Another Friday, another quick one. Shohei Ohtani has won three MVP awards. I think they've all been unanimous. Barry Bonds ended up with seven MVP awards. Ohtani has three but has already crossed the threshold of 30. Then again, the stuff he does doesn't quite rely on age as much as another position. Still, do you think he'll beat Bonds' tally? Or fall short? He needs to win next year to tie Bonds' also-record of four in a row, too."
"Barry Bonds ended up with seven MVP awards. Ohtani has three but has already crossed the threshold of 30. Then again, the stuff he does doesn't quite rely on age as much as another position."
Shohei Ohtani has won three MVP awards. Barry Bonds won seven MVP awards, the MLB record. Ohtani is already over 30 years old and functions as a two-way player, a role that relies less on age than some other positions. Ohtani needs one more MVP next year to tie Bonds' record of four consecutive MVP awards. The future question is whether Ohtani will surpass Bonds' seven-MVP total or fall short given career length, durability, and positional demands.
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