The Los Angeles Dodgers new infielder, Mookie Betts, just recorded his 1500th hit.
With this accomplishment, Betts is now cementing his legacy in the major leagues.
Drafted in 2014, Betts already has a complete resume with two World Series, a sliver slugger, and a MVP award all to his name. He is also in his tenth season with much more ahead.
So far, in 2024 Betts has had a hot bat averaging .500 in his first eight games. This year he will be a key piece to the Dodger offense.
On offense, Betts will be batting lead-off to a stacked lineup of Ohtani whom the Dodgers picked up in free agency this offseason, and then Freddie Freeman who is also known for his contact and getting on base.
Along with this historic night Betts also has a Dodger record under his belt. Betts has the most lead-off home runs in Dodgers history. With all of his iconic moments he has had thus far, there is certainly room for Mookie in Cooperstown.
With this 1500th hit, Betts, the MLBbro, makes himself a good case for first-ballot Hall of Famer. As he keeps racking up accolades and accomplishments. Betts in the prime of his career shows no signs of slowing down. Betts has actually been playing the best baseball in his career. From last season to the hot start this year, Betts can be on pace for a historical season, and this 1500th career hit is the start.
Early in his career, Betts wasn’t scared of the big moments and making history. Betts made the game-winning catch in the 2018 ALCS,eventually going on to win his first World Series with the Boston Red Sox. When Betts arrived to Los Angeles, he fit in perfectly and made his preseance felt through outstanding defense and incrediable work behind the plate. This would also lead him to a world series victory.
The 1500th hit is just the icing on the cake and another milestone for Mookie.
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