Sure, there's not any win-and-get-in drama on the day all Major League Baseball teams will play their 162nd game. But that doesn't mean there's nothing to watch for. The calendar still offers one final gift to close out the 2022 MLB regular season: an opportunity to watch Shohei Ohtani pitch and hit and do all of the magical things he does one final time.
Even though the Los Angeles Angels have been playing months of meaningless baseball and no record exists for Ohtani to chase in these final days, there should be no such thing as Ohtani fatigue.