Shohei Ohtani Joins Los Angeles Dodgers in Record-Breaking Deal
The two-time AL MVP will not be able to pitch until 2025 due to a recent surgery, but his signing has stirred up the baseball world.
- Shohei Ohtani has signed a record-breaking $700 million, 10-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, moving from the Los Angeles Angels.
- Ohtani's contract includes an unusual clause that allows him to opt out if either controlling owner Mark Walter or president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman leaves the team.
- Ohtani will not be able to pitch until 2025 due to a pitching injury that required surgery.
- Ohtani's signing has caused a stir in the baseball world, with fans and critics alike discussing its implications for the sport.
- The Dodgers are set to formally introduce Ohtani at a news conference.
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