Of course, Barry Bonds is on the list. He holds the record for the most career home runs and is tied for second with the most home runs hit in a single postseason run. Despite a record-setting career, Bonds only made the World Series one time. It was the San Francisco Giants' 2002 playoff run, where Bonds launched eight home runs.

The Toronto Blue Jays turned to their rookie phenom for one of the highest leverage innings of the year on Saturday.

Ohtani put together a historic postseason, writing his name on a bunch of lists that pretty much included either Barry Bonds or Babe Ruth, and that was just for what he did at the plate.