Panama Little Leaguer does best Shohei Ohtani impression in combined no-hitter

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The Little League World Series officially got underway on Wednesday, and there is already a massive favorite for an MVP (if you were able to bet on 12-year-olds).

Team Panama pitchers combined for a no-hitter in their 4-0 victory over the Czech Republic, but one player was the star of the show, looking like Panama's version of Shohei Ohtani.

All four of Panama's runs were driven in by Omar Vargas, thanks to his fourth inning grand slam.

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A general view before the 2021 Little League World Series at Howard J Lamade Stadium on Saturday, August 28, 2021 in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.  (Hunter Martin/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

But that was just a smidgen of Vargas' Wednesday dominance in Williamsport.

Vargas also started on the hill for Team Panama and struck out 12 batters. 

Even more impressive is that he only pitched four innings — that means every out he recorded was a strikeout.

Vargas threw 53 pitches, which means he will not be able to take the mound again until Sunday. If Panama defeats Latin America (San Francisco Little League in Maracaibo, Venezuela) on Friday, they will be off until Monday, giving Vargas full rest. 

A general view of the Lamade Stadium following the U.S. Championship game of the Little League World Series at Lamade Stadium on August 26, 2017 in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.   (Rob Carr/Getty Images)

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However, if they lose, Vargas may have to pitch on three-day rest on Sunday to keep their season alive. Pitchers must get four days of rest if they throw at least