Will Shohei Ohtani Break the American League Home Run Record?

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The Los Angeles Angels are the luckiest team on earth.
Not only have they had the services of Mike Trout - who many consider to be the best player in baseball - for the past 13 seasons, but they also employ Shohei Ohtani, who some say is slowly taking over that title. Combined, they have four MVP awards and one Ohtani ROY honor over the last 13 years. Some teams go decades without having an elite talent, let alone two, and for Ohtani, this season appears to be all about what he can accomplish from an individual perspective. The 2023...

The Los Angeles Angels are the luckiest team on earth.
Not only have they had the services of Mike Trout - who many consider to be the best player in baseball - for the past 13 seasons, but they also employ Shohei Ohtani, who some say is slowly taking over that title. Combined, they have four MVP awards and one Ohtani ROY honor over the last 13 years. Some teams go decades without having an elite talent, let alone two, and for Ohtani, this season appears to be all about what he can accomplish from an individual perspective. The 2023 AL MVP odds race appears all but wrapped up in Ohtani’s favor, as he is the current MLB HR title odds favorite and he still in the Top 5 in 2023 AL Cy Young odds. He is currently on pace to hit 59 home runs, which puts him in the conversation of potentially reaching Aaron Judge’s home run record of 62 set just last year. Let’s take a look at what the sportsbooks have to say about Ohtani’s chances at making history this season.
Odds for Shohei Ohtani to break American League home run record Shohei Ohtani Yes
Shohei Ohtani No +1,500
-7,000 Odds courtesy of FanDuel as of July 8, 2023.
Records are made to be broken
Before we take a deep dive into Ohtani’s stats and how I believe the second half of the season will go for the Angels superstar, let’s break down the top five home run outputs in the American League throughout the history of baseball:  Year
Player
Home runs
Team 2022
Aaron Judge
62
New York Yankees 1961
Roger Maris
61
New York Yankees 1927
Babe Ruth
60
New York Yankees 1921
Babe Ruth
59
New York Yankees 1932
Jimmie Fox
59
Philadelphia Athletics If this list feels outdated to you, it’s because it is. Outside of Aaron Judge who broke Roger Maris’ AL home run record that stood for 61 years, you must go back to 2002 for the last time someone got within five home runs of Maris, and that was Alex Rodriguez, who hit 57 bombs. What Judge did last year was special and it was a treat to be able to watch such an incredible record get broken, but something tells me with the way things are trending in baseball right now, we won’t have to wait another 61 years for a new AL home run king. Best MLB bonuses
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