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Starks from baseball. Show Hey,

Otani. Show hey. Shohe might be too good. He might be too good, or at least too good for his own good, or too good for his own good, or too good for his own popularity.

Because as popular as this guy is he's not nearly popular enough.

He doesn't get nearly enough credit.

He just doesn't get as much credit as he deserves despite all the credit he does get

Probably because he is so great. I mean because he's so great. It's actually hard to talk about his greatness he's so consistently

incredible that it gets old and repetitive calling him incredible are you

following me here can you keep up with me, camera guy?

The reality is, the greatest baseball player of all time

is in his prime right now,

and he's playing right up the road at the big A and he might

have just had his best game ever last night and that's not some look at me lava

take for social media. In fact, it's actually the opposite. It's the opposite

of lava. It's the opposite of look at me. It's the truth. It couldn't be more obvious. I don't want to

put words in Babe Ruth's mouth, but even Babe Ruth would admit it. Even Babe

Ruth would look at what Shohe is doing and what he did last night and say,

man, I couldn't have done that. No way in hell I could do that. Or at least I never did do that.

Babe Ruth never did do that.

Babe Ruth never struck out 10 and hit two bombs in the same game.

Like I don't even have any idea how five other guys have actually pulled that off,

but only five other dudes in the history

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