Shohei Ohtani, a two-way star for the Los Angeles Dodgers, has postponed his return to pitching due to ongoing health concerns. Initially expected to pitch in the series finale against the Detroit Tigers on Sunday, Ohtani informed the team's training staff that he did not feel fully healthy after his bullpen session on Friday. His scheduled start against the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday has also been canceled. Manager Dave Roberts acknowledged that Ohtani is still experiencing issues with his left knee and right bicep and expressed uncertainty about whether he will be fully healthy by the end of the season. The Dodgers plan to wait until their return to Los Angeles for the series against the Cardinals to determine if they will stop Ohtani from pitching altogether. Despite these setbacks, Ohtani will continue to play as the designated hitter.
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