Shohei Ohtani has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first player since 2001 to reach 400 total bases in a single season, joining an elite group of only 19 players in MLB history. His achievement came during the Dodgers' clinching of the NL West title, where he recorded three hits, including a crucial RBI single. Ohtani's season includes a historic 50-50 record, marking him as the first player to achieve both 50 home runs and 50 steals in the same season. This season, he has amassed 53 home runs and 56 stolen bases, showcasing his exceptional talent and offensive production. Ohtani's performance has not only set stadium records at Dodger Stadium but has also placed him among baseball legends, highlighting the rarity of his accomplishments. As the season draws to a close, he remains on pace to potentially expand his historical feats even further.