Lindor has the advantage in the NLCS, despite not being named MVP.

In the midst of the highly-anticipated National League Championship Series, one name seems to be on everyone's lips: Shohei Ohtani. With his impressive stats and undeniable talent, it's hard not to draw comparisons to the legendary Babe Ruth, known for his love of sweets and record-breaking 714 home runs. But while Ohtani may be the talk of the town, let's not forget about the other star in this matchup, New York Mets' own Francisco Lindor.

While it may seem like an unfair comparison, Lindor has more than held his own against Ohtani. Known for his versatility and all-around skills, Lindor has proven himself to be a force to be reckoned with on the field. And even in the face of Ohtani's incredible abilities, Lindor has managed to impress and keep up with the star player.

But beyond the individual players, this series is about more than just one matchup. It's a battle between two talented teams, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. And as the games unfold, it's clear that this will be a close and intense series, with both teams fighting for the ultimate prize: a spot in the World Series.

So while Ohtani may be the center of attention, let's not forget the other players who have worked hard to get to this point. Lindor and his teammates are ready to give it their all and show the world what they're made of. And who knows, maybe we'll see Lindor make a name for himself in this series, just like Ohtani. Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: this will be a series to remember.

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