Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani are having historic seasons, with Judge leading the MLB in home runs (51) and RBIs (123) while Ohtani has impressed with 43 home runs and 43 stolen bases, securing his place in the 40/40 club. Judge is on track to break his own American League record of 62 home runs, while Ohtani's performance has made him a strong candidate for NL MVP. Despite their stellar seasons, Bobby Witt Jr. has been overshadowed, as he is not receiving as much attention while playing well for the Kansas City Royals. Former pitcher Jack Flaherty believes Witt could shine in the postseason as the Royals aim for a playoff spot. Both Judge and Ohtani are not only dominating their leagues but also demonstrating sportsmanship, with Judge expressing admiration for Ohtani's achievements. As the season progresses, the competition for the MVP awards intensifies, with odds indicating a strong likelihood for both players to take home the honors.