Shohei Ohtani, who led the Los Angeles Dodgers to last year's World Series titles, appears set to make his return as a pitcher as well as a slugger. Ohtani spent his first six seasons in MLB with the Los Angeles Angels before signing a free agent deal with the Dodgers in December 2023 for 10 years at $700 million,

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Shohei Ohtani pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers in May sounds “about right.” That's according to manager Dave Roberts, who spoke Saturday at the team's annual fan fest.

The Dodgers made a bunch of moves this offseason but their best player is already on the roster and he should be pitching again soon.

The ballpark remained closed for massive renovations, but the parking lots were packed with fans celebrating a second title in five years, with an even brighter future possibly on the horizon. Shohei Ohtani danced through the event surrounded by a security detail.

One of the fan favorites is back on the field, and it's even more thrilling to see him return to his usual two-way player form.