Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees and Juan Soto of the Dominican Republic ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in batter power rankings. The two high-flying players of the Yankees are competing within a family for the title of the top batter. Shohei Ohtani, a Japanese player of the Los Angeles Dodgers who led the league early this season, dropped to fourth place.
Judge, who is wielding his bat recently, is now at the top of the power rankings for batters announced by MLB.COM. Following the previous announcement, Judge became the No. 1 player, boosting his momentum. After overcoming a slump in the early days of the season, Judge displayed a more dreadful batting performance in June, becoming recognized as the best hitter. Soto, who leads the Yankees’ ‘nuclear batting’ along with Judge, ranked second. He jumped from the fourth place to the second place.
Baltimore Orioles slugger Gunner Henderson rose from fifth to third. Ohtani slipped two spots from second to fourth. This was followed by Bobby Witt Jr. of the Kansas City Royals, who rose from ninth to fifth. Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies, Jose Ramirez of the Cleveland Guardians, and Mookie Betts of the Dodgers ranked sixth to eighth. 스포츠토토사이트
New faces are included in the top 10. The Atlanta Braves’ Marcel Ozuna and the Houston Astros’ Jordan Alvarez are the new stars who entered the top 10. Ozuna ranked ninth and Alvarez of the Houston Astros ranked 10th. Meanwhile, Kyle Tucker of the Houston Astros, who was ranked third and William Contreras of the Milwaukee Brewers, who was ranked eighth in the previous announcement, fell out of the top 10.
◆ MLBCOM’s power ranking for batters (the ranking in brackets was the last ranking)
1st place Aaron Judge (Yankees, 1st place)
2nd place Juan Soto (Yankees, 4th place)
3rd place Gunner Henderson (Baltimore, 5th place)
4th place Shohei Ohtani (Dodgers, 2nd place)
5th place Bobby Witt Jr. (Kansas City, 9th place)
6th place Bryce Harper (Philadelphia, 10th place)
7th place Jose Ramirez (7th place, Cleveland)
8th place Mookie Betts (Dodgers, 6th place)
9th place Marcel Ozuna (Atlanta)
10th place Jordan Alvarez (Houston)