As the Los Angeles Dodgers continue their postseason push, Shohei Ohtani is closing in on a remarkable Triple Crown achievement. With a batting average of .310, Ohtani trails league leader Luis Arráez, making a significant impact with crucial hits in recent games. In a dominant victory against the Colorado Rockies, Ohtani notched his 54th home run and 57th stolen base, surpassing Ichiro's record for the most steals by a Japan-born player in a season. As the regular season wraps up, the focus remains on Ohtani's unprecedented offensive performance, with discussions swirling around his potential to become the first National League player to secure the Triple Crown since 1937. His ongoing pursuit has not only captured the attention of baseball fans but also heightened speculation about his legacy as one of the greatest players in MLB history.