Angel Superstar, Shohei Otoni, continues to break MLB records. The Nuggets take game one of

the Western conference finals from LeBron and the Lakers and Texas Tech head football coach,

Joey McGuire's going to join us to talk some 2023. Check it out on the more on the Wednesday edition

of Crayna Company.

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and we really appreciate it. There is a Superstar out there in professional sports that nobody

really talks about. There's a generational player who's doing things at the highest level of his

sport that you barely hear anything about. There's also a player out there who affects his game probably

more than any player we've seen in quite a long time. But again, he's not making headlines every

night. That player is Shohei Otoni. Now he recently became the first Major League Baseball player

to reach base five times while also being the starting pitcher since 1964, Mel Stoddermeyer

was the last. He hit the longest home run ever recorded by a pitcher that went 456 feet,

which is just 600 feet less than the Titanic made it. Now he also became the only pitcher to hit a

single, a triple, a home run, and get a walk in the same game. Now he broke all those records

in only one game the other night against the Orioles. Now maybe the reason we don't hear a ton

about Shohei is because the Angels organization is a complete joke. Or maybe it's because Baseball

markets and stars about as well as John Morant markets himself off the court. But regardless of

the reason, the greatness we are seeing by Otoni should get more recognition. Now his next contract

is going to be astounding. I'm talking Elon money, but that's about all you hear about him.

A move to a better market would obviously help. But once you sit back and you realize exactly

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