Shohei Ohtani could leave the Dodgers because of a clause involving key figures within the team

Shohei Ohtani could leave the Dodgers because of a clause involving key figures within the team  MARCA

The New York Yankees may need a replacement for Giancarlo Stanton in 2027. But Yankees fans should be thinking realistically. Is Shohei Ohtani a real option if the Los Angeles Dodgers are sold? Probably not. Reports indicate that the two-way superstar's contract includes an opt-out if owner Mark Walter agrees to sell t

When the postseason starts, Shohei Ohtani could be more than an opener. He could be a full-fledged starting pitcher. “In theory, yes,” manager Dave Roberts said. Imagine: Ohtani pitching for the Dodgers in the World Series.  Only this time, he wins.  Only this time, he has a signature Fall Classic moment on the mound.

As Dodgers welcome at least one — possibly two — starters back to their rotation, a veteran with a 3.76 ERA moves to the bullpen.

The Dodgers do not have a scheduled starter for Sunday’s series finale against the Tigers. Ohtani is the mix, per sources.

Ohtani has not pitched since July 3 because of knee inflammation and then a bicep issue

The Dodgers plan to slowly work Ohtani back, pitching one inning in his first few starts in hopes of having him ready to throw six innings by the postseason.

Deferred contracts have existed in MLB for decades, with dozens of players across the league currently using them, not just the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The former 'To Catch a Predator' host said he went to the studio's offices for a private screening of the Robert Pattinson-led film but left without seeing it.