Los Angeles Angels’ two-way star Shohei Ohtani is on the verge of making history as he nears the 50/50 club milestone with his 47th stolen base of the season. Ohtani, who has been a sensation in Major League Baseball this year, has been showcasing his incredible speed and athleticism on the basepaths.

The 27-year-old Japanese phenom has been a force to be reckoned with both on the mound and at the plate, but it’s his speed that has been turning heads this season. Ohtani’s 47 stolen bases put him just three away from becoming only the third player in MLB history to join the exclusive 50/50 club, a feat that has only been accomplished by Jose Canseco and Barry Bonds.

Ohtani’s ability to steal bases at such a high rate is a testament to his overall athleticism and baseball IQ. He has shown a keen understanding of when to take risks on the basepaths and has been able to capitalize on opposing pitchers’ weaknesses to swipe bags with ease.

In addition to his stolen base prowess, Ohtani has also been a dominant force at the plate and on the mound. He leads the league in home runs and has been a strikeout machine as a pitcher. His versatility and all-around skill set have made him a frontrunner for the American League MVP award this season.

As Ohtani closes in on the 50/50 club milestone, baseball fans around the world are eagerly watching to see if he can achieve this rare feat. If he is able to reach 50 stolen bases, it will solidify his place as one of the most dynamic and exciting players in the game today.