Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ two-way superstar, has won Major League Baseball’s Legendary Moment of the Year Award for 2025. The award recognizes the most unforgettable moment of the season, and this year it went to Ohtani for his incredible performance in the National League Championship Series.
In Game 4 against the Milwaukee Brewers, Ohtani amazed fans with one of the greatest individual performances in baseball history. At the plate, he hit three home runs and reached base every time he batted. On the mound, he pitched more than six innings, gave up only two hits, and struck out ten batters without allowing a run. The Dodgers won the game, and the baseball world celebrated another “legendary moment” from Ohtani.
This award highlights not only Ohtani’s skill but also his ability to inspire people across the world. His success as both a hitter and a pitcher continues to change how people think about baseball and what a single player can achieve.
There’s also a special link between this historic moment and St. Mary’s International School. Ohta
Shohei Ohtani’s “legendary moment” is not just a highlight in sports history — it’s also a proud reminder that the St. Mary’s spirit can be found on the biggest stages in the world.
Ohtani’s current interpreter and close friend, Will Ireton, is from St. Mary’s. As Ohtani’s translator, Ireton plays a key role in helping him communicate with teammates, coaches, and the media. His professionalism and friendship with Ohtani have become an important part of the player’s journey and story.
Shohei Ohtani’s “legendary moment” is not just a highlight in sports history — it’s also a proud reminder that the St. Mary’s spirit can be found on the biggest stages in the world.
