00:00George, let's ask this question to you then.
00:03Is Ohtani the most unique player in baseball history,
00:06or is he the greatest player in baseball history?
00:13Listen, I'm a Yankee fan, right?
00:15So, yeah, we're going to get all the Babe Ruth love and all that,
00:17different games, right?
00:18He's certainly the best player in modern times, all right?
00:22Ohtani, I mean, come on.
00:23Babe Ruth did not face, you know, 17 different pitches,
00:26all throwing a ball 100 miles an hour, all right?
00:28He didn't face all these different teams.
00:30Remember, the African-Americans weren't involved when Babe Ruth played.
00:33They came along with Jackie Robinson 20 years later.
00:36So, different game, not to mention all the players in Central America
00:40and all those guys.
00:42The level of competition is better nowadays.
00:45Now, that being said, they only had, what, 12 teams back then,
00:47so he was facing theoretically better players, all right,
00:51because it wasn't spread out over 30 teams.
00:53I get that as well.
00:54But Ohtani's a unicorn.
00:56We're never going to see this again.
00:57This is Bo Jackson all over again.
00:59That's really what it is, a guy who was a great football player
01:02and damn good at baseball as well, right?
01:03We just don't see that guy in the same sport who's great at both, right?
01:09He's the all-star at both.
01:10Could be a Cy Young who just took the pitching.
01:12I have no doubt he could be here.
01:13We know he's a fantastic hitter.
01:15He's a unicorn, Dan.
01:16We're never going to see this again.
01:17We're going to see this again.
01:17We're going to see this again.
01:17We're going to see this again.
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