Dodgers Notes: Reliever Almost Retired, Huge Shohei Ohtani Pitching Update, Yankees Manager Calls Out LA
A major relief pitcher and fan favorite for the Los Angeles Dodgers revealed that he almost retired before he made his way to L.A. Since his 2017 debut, he only made an Opening Day roster once before becoming a Dodger.
While on the topic of pitching, manager Dave Roberts provided an update on when fans can expect to see Shohei Ohtani make his Dodgers pitching debut. His ramping up process was halted at the end of spring to better prepare to be designated hitter, but he has since thrown his first bullpen since February.
Finally, the manager of the second place team in baseball last year, the New York Yankees, spoke out on how the Dodgers have been celebrating their world championship. The skipper even went as far as saying that he was annoyed by their offseason comments.
Here’s all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article):
Dodgers Key Reliever Admits He Almost Retired Before Joining LA
Shohei Ohtani Won’t Pitch for Dodgers Anytime Soon, Per Latest Update
Yankees Manager Calls Dodgers Trash Talk ‘Annoying’ After World Series
Roki Sasaki Opens Up on Struggles in Dodger Stadium Debut
Dodgers Players Can’t Contain Excitement About $100 Million Dodger Stadium Renovations
Hyeseong Kim Shines for Dodgers Triple-A Squad as Leadoff Hitter
Dodgers’ Tony Gonsolin Opens Up on Setback, Return Timeline
Latest Graphic Shows Dodgers Aren’t The Problem In Terms of MLB’s Spending
Dodgers Catcher Reacts to Roki Sasaki’s Struggles in Dodger Stadium Debut
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