It should be no surprise that in addition to his otherworldly performances on the diamond, Shohei Ohtani is also an elite goal setter. The Los Angeles Dodgers' reigning National League Most Valuable Player opened up about a list of life goals he made in high school and revealed he is about a year ahead of schedule.

Growing up, Shohei Ohtani always had big aspirations for his baseball career. The four-time All-Star wrote down a list of his life goals when he was in high school. Ohtani wanted to win two World Series titles by the time was 32.

Sota Fujimori is the luckiest 10-year-old in Japan. Sitting in right-center field on Wednesday night at the Tokyo Dome, he watched Shohei Ohtani’s home run in the fifth inning fall off the hands of another fan nearby — and back onto the field.