The superlatives to describe Shohei Ohtani’s performance this October are running out as quickly as Dodger Stadium ran out of food in Monday’s marathon World Series game.

Let's not forget, the last time Ohtani pitched, he gave up just two hits and struck out 10 batters in a game he also hit three home runs to help the Dodgers advance past the Brewers in Game 4 of the NLCS. Given what he's pulled off so far, it'd be foolish to start doubting what he's capable of now.

"I’m sure he’ll set another record or something," Mookie Betts said of Game 4, which was set to start 17 hours after Monday's marathon.

And Ohtani is in good company opting for In-N-Out. In addition to being my personal favorite fast food burger, it's also the top pick for countless celebs ranging from Kelly Ripa and Zendaya to Gordon Ramsey. The chain also took top spot when we polled chefs for their favorite fast food cheeseburger.

Justin Bieber supported the Toronto Blue Jays, sporting the Canadian baseball team's jersey with wife Hailey Bieber by his side.

Shohei Ohtani stands out in Major League Baseball as the only player to be an All-Star as both a pitcher and batter.