Right now, it feels like the Los Angeles Dodgers are playing baseball on easy mode, while the rest of the league fights for second place. After signing Shohei O

Ohtani has been hitting the upper mid-90s with his fastball, a clear sign that he should be able to get back to his status as a top hurler. In fact, his manager, Dave Roberts, says that he envisions Ohtani not missing a beat as a pitcher when he returns.