Shohei Ohtani’s Blazing 102 mph Fastball Stuns, but Can He Carry Angels Past Dodgers’ Collapse?
“I felt pretty good about being able to come back and pitch well — especially considering, [compared to] when I first had the surgery, the second time through it was a lot better in terms of recovery,” Ohtani said. “Talking to the doctor, he was very confident that I would be able to come back in full form.”
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That much, he has, looking once on Saturday like someone capable of being an impact option on the mound for the second half of the season.
“I do still feel like I have to work on little things on the pitching side in terms of mechanically,” he said. “So in terms of that, it’s still a work in progress.”
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