Shohei Ohtani is on pace for another MVP season. (AP Photo/Matt Krohn)Given everything Shohei Ohtani has accomplished since his arrival in MLB — two World Series rings, four MVP trophies, season after season that would've been completely unprecedented in a world without him — reaching 300 career home runs seems almost quaint.That's not to say it isn't meaningful, though.The Los Angeles Dodgers' superstar clubbed the 300th long ball of his MLB career on Tuesday while leading off against Rockies starter Michael Lorenzen in the bottom of the first inning.Ohtani is the 170th MLB player to join the 300-homer club, and he does so not long after his teammate Mookie Betts. You can probably guess how many other players in that group also have 750 career strikeouts on the mound.Ohtani got to 300 hom