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Ohtani’s Dodger Blue Mound Debut Ends With an LA Victory
Shohei Ohtani made his first Major League Baseball pitching start in 663 days and his first ever for the Los Angeles Dodgers Monday night at Dodger Stadium. The outing lasted just an inning; he threw 28 pitches and allowed a run on two hits while throwing a costly wild pitch.
MLB Communications announced on Tuesday, that Monday night's game marked the most-watched game in MLB.TV history.
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Shohei Ohtani is back on the mound, but only for an inning. When he's fully ramped up, this is what the Dodgers' rotation ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers are extremely lucky to have the historic talents of Shohei Ohtani on their team, but as the All-Star Game gets closer, the greater baseb ...
Shohei Ohtani made his highly anticipated return to the mound, and his first-ever appearance for the Dodgers on Monday ...
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