Summary
Shohei Ohtani, a baseball player for the Los Angeles Dodgers, might play in the outfield during the playoffs if his team decides it's needed. Ohtani usually plays as a pitcher and designated hitter but is open to playing the outfield to help his team win. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hasn't confirmed this will happen but appreciates Ohtani's flexibility.
Key Facts
- Shohei Ohtani now plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers after leaving the Los Angeles Angels.
- Ohtani is a star player who has won three Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards.
- He has played only six games in the outfield during his Major League Baseball career, all in 2021.
- Ohtani said he could play the outfield in the playoffs if asked by the Dodgers.
- Dodgers manager Dave Roberts is open to the idea but hasn't confirmed it will happen.
- If used as an outfielder, Ohtani might also pitch from the bullpen in the same game.
