Miguel Andujar 1, Dodgers 0: How the Padres keep winning without their stars hitting

SAN DIEGO — Eight years ago, as Shohei Ohtani debuted in the majors as the greatest two-way talent since Babe Ruth, a New York Yankees third baseman provided some resistance in the race to be named the American League’s best newcomer.Miguel Andujar would finish that season with 27 home runs, 47 doubles and five first-place votes for Rookie of the Year. Although he was no Ohtani, he appeared to be at the beginning of a distinguished career. Then, reality unfolded.Advertisement