Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani is starting a season with the team totally healthy for the first time since inking his 10-year, $700 million deal.
The baseball unicorn will be pitching and hitting to start 2026, taking full advantage of his two-way skill set, though it will be a challenge for the Dodgers as they have never started a season with Ohtani this ready.
Ohtani is seemingly angling for a Cy Young award run this season, and with that will come a serious pitching workload, along with his designated hitter responsibilities.
Throughout Spring Training, Ohtani has been preparing on both sides of the field, refining his pitching mechanics during bullpen sessions and making appearances in the lineup.