Los Angeles Dozers star Shohei Ohtani on Tuesday picked up a three-inning simulated game, increasing optimism about returning to the mound in the major leagues.
Asked if Ohtani could pitch for the team before the all-star break, Dosors’ manager Dave Roberts said the possibility is “north of zero.”
Roberts said, “This is attractive. I am sure Shohi is wooed to rip the band-ed and join a big game. But I think we are doing a good job to be patient. And if the truth is told, I don’t think that no one knows the right time to get a big game. We are still very careful. We still think.”
Ohtani picked in Major in August 2023 before undergoing his second Tommy John surgery a month.
Tuesday’s work marked the third time that Ohtani had thrown away from the mound against the batsmen, and he fired 44 pitches. East, on 31 May, he thrown 29 pitches.
According to MLB.com, Ohtani on Tuesday tried only one hit and one in his three innings.
While he works to return to pitching so that he can again be a two-way player, one of the top hits of Ohthani Major. Ohtani was batting against Padres, entering Tuesday’s game. .387 with on-base percentage.
Ohtani won the NL’s most valuable player after strictly served as a nominated hitter last year, as he led the league with a .646 Slugging percentage while stealing 54 Homer, 130 RBI, a .390 on-base percentage and 59 places.
For good remedies, he helped the Dozers win the world series for the last time.
Ohtani Los Angeles Angels was the American League MVP in both 2021 and 2023, when he was fantastic as both a pitcher and a hitter.
For its career on the mound, Ohtani is with 38–19 with 3.01 ERA in 86.
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