Shohei Ohtani, the Dodgers' two-way player, has admitted he will not be fully healthy for the playoffs. His injuries persist, and he cannot identify their cause. Despite this, Ohtani threw 30 pitches in live batting practice, showing his dedication to prepare for the NLDS. The Dodgers' ace is giving everything he has to ensure he can contribute during the postseason.
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