Shohei Ohtani’s Backing Return Made Official vs. Padres

After conquering a 3-game series against Giants San FranciscoThe Los Angeles Dodgers He lowered the main news of the return of Shohei Ohton to the embankment.

The rule of the National League is expected to perform the most precious player from the first month of MLB in 2025. years, when Los Angeles ejects a series with four games against San Diego Padres in Dodger Stadium, according to the team.

“Shohei Ohtani will be the starting pitcher for Los Angeles Dodgers tomorrow evening against San Diego Padres”, Sunday night on Sunday night, “Sunday night Sunday night.

Ohton did not throw himself in the MLB match from August 2023. year, while he was detained with a hill with a right ulnar collateral ligament needed by surgery. While he could see the action for 159 matches with Dodgers in the 2024 MLB season as a stroke, Los Angeles had a careful approach to Japanese Supestar when it comes to throwing. But it is seemingly more, because Dodgers and Ohtans are now feeling ready to start restarting in big leagues again.

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The news also came to heels intriguing take From Dodgers managers on Ohtan’s throwing status in the middle of a series against giants.

“He becomes very eager, very excited,” Dave Roberts on the ostan before the finals versus rivals compared to LA (H / T Sonja Chen of MLB.com). “I think there is a point where, when storing shohehe, it is an effort that you need to throw life and such things, (rather) than playing the game, then use those bullets in the game.”

The Padres match will also be in Ohtanin Debbi Dodger, who most saw Baseball with their bat bat, because they signed him at the Gargantuan 10-year contract worth 700 million dollars in 2023. Years.

In his first season with Dodgers, Shohei ohtani hit .310 / .390 / .646 with 54 home rides and 130 RBI. As for his throw, he went 38-19 with 3.01 ERs and 3.31 FIPs with 142 ér + through a total of 86 starts angels in Los Angeles since 2019. until 2023. Years.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.