Shohei Ohtani was at Angels Stadium before Friday's game, but the soon-to-be free agent's locker was largely empty afterward.
The two-way superstar missed his 11th consecutive game with an oblique muscle injury Friday night when the Angels lost 11-2 to. Although Ohtani was at the stadium before the game, the soon-to-be free agent's locker was largely empty afterward.
Nearly all of the personal items had been removed from his locker and the adjoining empty stall. A fully packed bag with a logo from the 2023 All-Star Game sat in front of his stall where his shoes would normally be, and only a few workout shirts hung on the rack. Nearly a half-hour after reporters were allowed into the locker room and noticed the absence of Ohtani's possessions, an Angels spokesman said the team will give more information about the development Saturday.Ohtani will be a free agent this winter after six seasons with the Angels, and his future has been a
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