'4th starter Ohtani' Is this real? 'Space Guard' LAD's all-time rotation dignity... MLB.com 'Challenge to record the most wins ever'

'4th starter Ohtani' Is this real? 'Space Guard' LAD's all-time rotation dignity... MLB.com 'Challenge to record the most wins ever'

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Shohei Ohtani (31) of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who struggled as an ace pitcher when he was with the Los Angeles Angels, will serve as the fourth starting pitcher for the Dodgers. If he is a starting pitcher with this skill level, he could try to break the record of most wins (116 wins) in a single season of the Major League.먹튀검증

The Major League's official website, MLB.com , predicted on the 2nd (Korean time) that each club will "challenge the record for the most wins ever" in 2025, making one season forecast for each club.

"The Dodgers won the World Series in 2024. It is expected to perform even better in 2025," MLB.com said, citing strong starters as the first reason.

"After going through rehabilitation last year, Ohtani is ready to pitch at some point this year. The Dodgers will be able to secure another starting pitcher (Ohtani) along with Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow, and Blake Snell, who was hired as an FA. This starting rotation is expected to be one of the best rotation in the Major League," the media said.
With the 2024 season just around the corner, the Dodgers has beefed up its starting lineup by recruiting Glasnow and Yamamoto. Before being forced out for the season due to an elbow injury, Glasnow was the starting pitcher for the team with nine wins, six losses and an ERA of 3.49, in 22 games. Yamamoto had a three-month hiatus due to triceps pain, but made a soft landing in the Major League Baseball with seven wins, two losses and an ERA of 3.00.

Last year, the Dodgers ranked first in overall winning percentage (98 wins and 64 losses) in the Major League. However, as starting pitchers were sidelined due to injury one after another, it had difficulty in managing pitchers in the fall baseball league. After overcoming many obstacles, the Dodgers secured Snell, the biggest left-hander of the FA, from the Stove League for five years and 182 million dollars.
According to MLB.com and the depth chart of the U.S. baseball statistics site FanGraph, Glasnow, Snell, and Yamamoto are expected to be the first to third starters for the Dodgers in the 2025 season. Ohtani, who will return to the "Iridu" after a one-season absence as a pitcher, is the fourth starter. "Stimmer," the performance prediction program of "FanGraph," is expected to have a double-digit victory and a three-point ERA, including a 3.22 ERA of 11 wins and 6 losses of Snell, a 3.51 ERA of 13 wins and 9 losses of Snell, an 11-8 ERA of 3.57, and an ERA of 10-7 losses and 3.49 ERA of Ohtani.
MLB.com paid attention not only to the Dodgers' starting pitchers but also to its batters, believing that it would be able to break the record of the most wins ever. "The Dodgers still form the best lineup in the Major League and have three future Hall of Fame inductees (Otani, Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman)," the media said. "Considering this, the Dodgers have a good chance of trying to win 116 games, the most wins in a season. Of course, many conditions must meet, but they have enough talent."