Shohei Ohtani (30, LA Dodgers), who won his third MVP unanimously, has a 100% chance of going to the Hall of Fame.

The U.S. MLB Network said on the 22nd (Korea time) that Ohtani was selected as the National League MVP. Ohtani received all 30 first-place votes.안전놀이터

Ohtani became the third MVP after 2021 and last year. They were all unanimous. Ohtani also became the second MVP of the two major leagues.

A total of 11 players have received MVP awards more than three times before Ohtani. Excluding Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez, who are related to drugs, nine players are included.

Except for Mike Trout, an active player, and Albert Pujols, who retired last year, seven players will remain. All of them have been inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Trout and Pujols will definitely be heading to the Hall of Fame. Hence, winning three or more MVP awards is like a check guaranteeing their admission to the Hall of Fame.

In particular, Mantle, Schmidt, Pujols and Trout have all won MVP awards. Their chances of joining the Hall of Fame are also 100 percent.

Ohtani recorded two unanimous wins last year that no one else had achieved. This time, he extended his record once more.

Ohtani also broke the long-standing prejudice of the Major League that a designated hitter would never win the MVP award. He is the first designated hitter MVP in history.

Ohtani only has the process to win the right to run for election. Major League players must play for more than 10 years to have the right to run for the Hall of Fame.

Ohtani, who is achieving everything he can achieve. All that's left is the World Series MVP and Cy Young Award.