大谷翔平

He can do it with his bat, and he can do it with his arm - Shohei Ohtani proved once again he is a one-of-a-kind talent in MLB history. On Wednesday, the two-way superstar earned a win for the Angels after pitching six scoreless innings. The victory is Ohtani's 10th of the season, which makes him the first player in League history to have 40+ home runs as a hitter and 10+ wins as a pitcher. The next player with the most homers in season also won 10+ is... Shohei Ohtani, who had 34 home runs and 15 wins last season.