Knowing what could have been this year and beyond, the Philadelphia Phillies might look back with regret they didn't go after Shohei Ohtani more aggressively.
during the National League Championship Series to give themselves another shot at the World Series title.emerged from the other side, a good stretch that produced four wins could have brought home their first championship since 2008.
Last winter provided teams with the chance of landing the game's best player when Shohei Ohtani hit the open market, something that has been virtually unprecedented in sports history. And when considering there are now real questions regarding their starting unit going forward with Taijuan Walker What's made this even more impressive is he's putting up these numbers with Mookie Betts being out for months and Freddie Freeman having his worst season in almost 10 years.He's kept that team afloat until Betts made his return, allowing Los Angeles to take over the best record in baseball once more talent entered their lineup.Harper starts slow? No problem.
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