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shohei ohtani has been hands down the best player in the American League this seasonthe month of June was completed with some dream numbers, however this week he was injured and today on his 29th birthday, it was revealed that the star player of the Angels Angelshe may not be able to show his entire repertoire at the next All-Star Game.
After yesterday’s game against the San Diego Padres, in one of his worst starts from the mound, the Japanese star had to leave due to a bubble and at the end told reporters that he will only be able to hit in the All-Star Gamereason for which we will not be able to observe an Ohtani in its maximum splendor.
“It’s going to be quite complicated, from now on I plan to not launch. I have like nine, 10 days until the next opening, so I hope to heal in time“, declared “The Phenomenon”.
More injuries for the Los Angeles Angels
But not only Ohtani has suffered an injury for the Angels, the Japanese is joined by the star Mike Trout and Anthony Rendon. With 45 wins and 43 losses, the Los Angeles team ranks third in its division after the Rangers who appear at the top and the Houston Astros who are second.
On Ohtani’s side, he is expected to recover soon, so the Angels will not want to risk him in the All-Star Game. In addition, the team needs the Japanese, who also does not have a clear continuity with him since he is expected to sign with another franchise that offers him an armored contract and for many years.
Shohei Ohtani and 29 years of success
The Japanese Shohei Ohtani reached his 29 years today with impressive records and with an enviable roof, He is considered today as the best baseball player of the moment and hopes to continue making history. Unfortunately, the injury will not allow fans to see the Japanese in his stellar facets, but he will surely be showing his own with the wood.
The biggest concern right now is with some Angels who, even if they refuse, could lose their greatest figure, who together with Mike Trout have not been able to lead the team to the position they want to occupy. It will dawn and we will see what baseball holds for both parties.
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