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Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated
By Wilton Jackson Shohei Ohtani’s two-way brilliance in Major League Baseball has been on full display for multiple seasons, giving fans a level of skill they haven’t seen since the play of Babe Ruth. However, the Angels’ star may soon have to share the throne with Colorado two-way sensation Travis Hunter after his spectacular performance in the Buffaloes’ 45-42 upset on Saturday against No. 17 TCU. In the first half alone, Hunter played in 65 snaps on offense and defense, leaving fans in awe of his miraculous playmaking ability in the passing game—despite missing two deep balls from quarterba…