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Michael Kay blasts MLB Network for Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani's league rankings

This controversy will definitely go on

Shohei Ohtani works out during spring training baseball practice.
Shohei Ohtani works out during spring training baseball practice.LAPRESSE

New York Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay recently voiced his criticism of Major League Baseball (MLB) for placing Aaron Judge behind Shohei Ohtani on MLB Network's list of top MLB players. With a new season around the corner, the controversy emerged.

Kay's comments came after MLB Network released its ranking of top MLB players, which placed Ohtani ahead of Judge. Kay argued that this decision was unfair, given Judge's impressive performance and contributions to the sport. He emphasized that Ohtani's exceptional skills should not overshadow Judge's achievements.

Shohei Ohtani returns to the mound for first bullpen session of spring training

In his critique, Kay highlighted Judge's consistent excellence on the field, including his powerful hitting and defensive prowess. He pointed out that Judge's performance has been instrumental in the Yankees' success and that he deserves recognition alongside Ohtani.

The controversy will continue

Michael Kay's remarks have sparked a debate among fans and analysts about the criteria used for such rankings and the importance of recognizing individual contributions. The controversy has generated mixed reactions from fans and analysts.

Some agree with Kay, arguing that Judge's accomplishments should be given more prominence. Others believe that Ohtani's unique abilities as a two-way player justify his higher ranking. The debate continues as fans eagerly await further discussions and potential changes in future rankings.

As the MLB season progresses, the performances of both Judge and Ohtani will be closely watched. Their contributions to their respective teams and the sport as a whole will undoubtedly influence future rankings and discussions. Kay's critique serves as a reminder of the importance of recognizing and appreciating the talents of all players in the league.

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