Kazuma Okamoto is rewriting the record books as Toronto’s surprise power hitter, smashing 23 homers this season—breaking the Japanese-born rookie home run record in MLB. Already outperforming Shohei Ohtani’s rookie numbers, Okamoto leads the Blue Jays in homers, RBIs, and slugging percentage, even as the team struggles. At 30, he’s proving age is just a number—and his breakout season could earn him Rookie of the Year honors while turning around the Blue Jays’ fortunes.
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