Yordan Alvarez Tops MLB's Hitter Rankings As Ohtani Rises To No. 2

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Yordan Alvarez Tops MLB's Hitter Rankings As Ohtani Rises To No. 2

Yordan Alvarez is the new No. 1 in MLB.com's Hitter Power Rankings after hitting .316 with 22 homers and 48 RBIs for Houston. Shohei Ohtani is second for the Dodgers, Nick Kurtz is third for the A’s, and James Wood is fourth for Washington. Ben Rice, Díaz, Soto, Walker and Schwarber round out the top 10.

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