Aaron Judge and Juan Soto, the leaders of the New York Yankees, ranked first and second in both major league hitters’ power rankings. They look like amazing batting duo.
MLBcom, the official website of Major League Baseball, announced on Thursday (Korea time) that it has selected the top 10 batters’ power rankings. This is the sixth announcement since the opening of this season.
According to him, Judge, who is surpassing himself two years ago, has risen to the top spot with an amazing batting sense. Judge is racing toward his second MVP.
This is the second consecutive No. 1 ranking. Earlier, Judge topped the list for the first time in his fifth announcement of this season, which was announced on April 30. He has taken the lead for the second consecutive time. 토토사이트 추천
Judge had a batting average of 0.306, 25 homers, 62 RBIs, 53 runs scored, 76 hits, and an on-base percentage of 0.433 OPS 1.135 in 69 games of the season until the 13th.
This means that Judge ranks first in home runs, on-base percentage, and OPS overall in the Major League. In addition, Judge ranks first in wRC+ and FAWAR overall. He is literally dominating the league.
In second place was Soto, who leads the New York Yankees’ lineup along with Judge. Soto has already taken second place for the third time this season.
Soto has a batting average of 0.317 with 17 homers, 53 RBIs, 55 runs and 78 hits, and a 0.432 OPS 1.026 in 67 games of the season until the 13th, showing his batting ability after Judge.
In particular, Soto is aiming for the FA jackpot after this season based on his amazing batting performance this season. There is already a prospect of a total of $500 million.
Gunner Henderson, who is aiming for his first 50 home runs at shortstop since Alex Rodriguez, was ranked third, and Ohtani fell from second to fourth.
Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr., who continued to show perfect performance in offense and defense, jumped from ninth to fifth. Witt Jr. is competing with Henderson for the top shortstop.
Bryce Harper, Jose Ramirez, Mookie Betts, Marcel Ozuna and Jordan Alvarez ranked 6th to 10th. Harper and Betts are expected to compete for the NL MVP.