Shohei Ohtani returns to the second knife to flow the ball 150km is not enough Roberts: The star will not come back before the game

MLB Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers head coach Roberts (Dave Roberts), in a recent interview mentioned Ohtani Shohei's plan to return to the pitcher mound, Roberts said that the original May schedule has now been postponed, and even the first half of the season in mid-July may not be officially returned.

Shohei Ohtani's batting form has improved since May, with a cumulative batting average of 0.308, 12 hits, and an attack index OPS of 1.051, and despite continuing to shoot with unclear results, Roberts said, "We'll let him keep throwing and then take a break before throwing. The focus is 'pitch and rest' and 'striking'."

Based on the current speed of Otani's ball speed of about 150 km/h, the finger cross ball is in good condition, but the lateral movement of the change ball, such as the slide, is still being adjusted, Roberts said: "To be honest, I don't think he [referring to Ohtani] will be on the court before the star game. I hope that in the near future, he will return as a pitcher."

The Dodgers' main starting pitcher has been injured frequently, including left shooters Blake Snell (Blake Snell), Glasnow (Tyler Glasnow (Tyler Glasnow and others) have been injured one after another, and there is a gap in the starting rotation, but Roberts still emphasized that Ohtani's return and the Dodgers' starting lineup will be considered in two different ways.