Ohtani's Future Uncertain as He Seeks Record Contract Despite UCL Tear
- Ohtani is expected to receive a contract worth over $500 million this offseason, potentially the largest in MLB history.
- He had a successful 2022 season with the Angels, but has a torn UCL that may require Tommy John surgery.
- There is uncertainty about his future as a pitcher due to the UCL injury, but he is exploring alternative treatment options.
- Ohtani is likely to leave the Angels in free agency, with the Dodgers, Rangers, Mariners, Mets and Red Sox as potential destinations.
- Despite the injury, most executives still expect Ohtani to surpass Aaron Judge's $360 million contract.