Shohei Ohtani fell into a slump in June, and the major league hitter rankings fell to fifth place

MLB Major League Baseball announced the latest hitter power rankings today, New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge (Aaron Judge) still continues to "dominate the list" with terrifying firepower, but Los Angeles Dodgers Japanese star Shohei Ohtani has been in a slump since June, from the original second place to fifth, but even so, the reporter on the official website of the major leagues still pointed out that there is no need to worry too much, pointing out the biggest key, thinking that Shohei Ohtani will rise again.

The "Hitters Power Rankings" are calculated based on a player's recent performance, overall season performance, and performance over the past 365 days, using a formula developed by the data team on the major leagues' website.

With an attack index (OPS) of over 1.105 per game in each of his last 10 games and no chance at all, Judge has been ranked first in the rankings five times in a row, followed by Cal Raleigh, a sailor who leads the Major League home run rankings with nine home runs in the past 13 games, 32-year-old Guardians third baseman Jose Ramirez in third place, and Polar Bear, a Metropolitan heavy artillery that has finished hibernation, in fourth place Pete Alonso, while Shohei Ohtani, who was previously in second place, slipped to fifth this time.

Shohei Ohtani had a hot month in May, hitting 15 hits in a single month and tying his personal record for the most home runs in a single month, batting average of 0.309 in 27 games, knocking back 27 RBIs, and an attack index (OPS) of 1.180, and was also selected as the MVP of the National League of the Month. So far this season he has a batting average of 0.290, 23 hits, 39 RBIs, a long batting average of 0.625 and an attack index of 1.008.

It's just that Shohei Ohtani fell into a low ebb in June, with 0 home runs and stolen bases in the first 10 games, a batting percentage of 0.256, a base rate of 0.333, and a long batting rate of only 0.385, but by Shohei Ohtani's standards, this is a considerable low tide.

However, Andrew Simon, a reporter from the official website of the major leagues, also pointed out that there is no need to panic about the decline in Shohei Ohtani's hitting performance, after all, he is still at the top of the National League in terms of batting percentage, attack index, home runs, home runs and scoring, and he also pointed out one of the biggest keys, "And don't forget, Shohei Ohtani is working hard to return to pitch in the second half of this year." So he believes that Ohtani will definitely rise again.