In a jaw-dropping season that’s shaking the very foundation of baseball, Shohei Ohtani has surged to the top of the MLB home run leaderboard — now leading all of baseball while wearing the Los Angeles Dodgers uniform.

The two-way superstar, known for dominating both the mound and the batter’s box, has once again rewired expectations, smashing dingers with a ferocity that has fans and analysts buzzing.

But here’s where the controversy kicks in:

Some Dodgers fans are thrilled, crowning Ohtani the greatest baseball player alive and the key to LA’s championship dreams. Yet others are worried:

• “Is the Dodgers’ entire offense becoming too Ohtani-dependent?”

• “What happens if he cools off or gets injured? We’re putting all our eggs in one basket.”

• “Is Ohtani overshadowing the rest of the team?”

Critics argue that while Ohtani’s numbers are historic, the Dodgers could be risking balance and depth by leaning so heavily on their newest home run king.

Social media has exploded with heated debates:

• “Ohtani > Everyone” vs. “Dodgers need to stop relying on one player!”

• “Is this the start of a new era, or a ticking time bomb?”

• “If the Dodgers don’t win it all this year, will Ohtani’s peak be a curse instead of a blessing?”

What’s undeniable is that Shohei Ohtani’s pursuit of baseball immortality is dominating headlines — and sparking conversations far beyond Dodger Stadium.

Is he the savior LA has waited for? Or the pressure cooker that could implode at the worst moment?

Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure — every swing from Ohtani is now a headline, a highlight, and a conversation starter.