A trip to the injured list is unlikely for two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani, according to Dodgers' manager Dave Roberts. It is a possibility, however, and one that Los Angeles will be mulling over with the postseason less than a month away. Ohtani has hit just .194/.316/.403 since his last bullpen session on Aug. 14, and had his OPS drop from .935 to .906 in that stretch, culminating in a physically uncomfortable looking four-strikeout game on Wednesday before receiving Thursday off. That the Dodgers have alternatives makes the decision to give Ohtani an extended rest or place him on the IL an...
The Dodgers Have Options If Shohei Ohtani Goes On The IL
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