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The Post’s Jon Heyman ranks the best individual performances in MLB postseason history:
1. Ohtani’s three-homer, 10-strikeout game: Shohei Ohtani hit 1,342 feet of home runs while dominating the Brewers with 10 strikeouts in six shutout innings Friday night in the Dodgers’ NLCS-clinching win. As Mookie Betts said, no one else could do that.
2. Reggie Jackson’s three home runs: Reggie’s three homers on three swings that won the 1977 World Series in the Bronx were unforgettable.
3. Don Larsen’s perfect game: Larsen and catcher Yogi Berra hugging after Larsen struck out Dale Mitchell to complete his perfect game in the 1956 World Series is etched in history.
