Our best (and worst) predictions of 2024

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Revisiting our best and worst 2024 predictions

Shohei Ohtani as MVP? Check. Aaron Judge as home run champ? Check. Before the season, a group of MLB.com writers, editors, researchers and analysts made 2024 predictions. Some, such as Ohtani and Judge, were on the easy side. Others were harder and more impressive. But we also are sharing some of our clunkers.

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