Shohei Ohtani plans to throw his first bullpen this weekend
Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani throws as he warms up at the Dodgers baseball spring training facility on Feb. 12, 2025, in Phoenix. as he aims to return to the mound from a one-season pitching layoff caused by elbow surgery.
Manager Dave Roberts has already said that Ohtani won’t throw in Tokyo for the season opener against the Chicago Cubs on March 18-19. But the skipper is hopeful that the pitcher’s return to the mound would be “sooner than later.” “I’m very satisfied overall with my throwing,” Ohtani said. “Was able to throw with pretty good intensity. It’s a little cold today, but I was able to get my work done.”
“I do feel like there’s some discomfort that I have to overcome,” Ohtani said. “It’s not really debilitating. I feel pretty good almost getting to where I want it to be.”
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