Mookie Betts Likely to Miss Dodgers' Tokyo Series Due to Illness

The Dodgers star is recovering from the flu but remains questionable for the season opener against the Cubs.

Mookie Betts, battling flu-like symptoms, is expected to miss the Dodgers' exhibition games in Tokyo against the Cubs.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirmed Betts has been sick, lost weight, and is focusing on hydration and recovery.
Betts did participate in pregame drills, signaling progress, but his status for MLB Opening Day remains uncertain.
Miguel Rojas is set to play shortstop in Betts's absence, with other utility players available as backup options.
The Tokyo Series has drawn significant attention, with Shohei Ohtani's return to Japan as a major highlight for fans.