Dave Roberts confirmed this week that the Dodgers expect to take Shohei Ohtani into the postseason as their DH and as a starter, but there are already a few wrinkles. They still won't let Ohtani pitch past five innings — even if he's throwing a no-hitter — and they're going to need length out of their starters if their bullpen continues to wet the bed through the regular season.
It seems like everyone involved would feel happier and safer with Ohtani in a relief role (and the postseason rotation seems pretty locked with Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow, and Clayton Kershaw already), but the wording of MLB's Ohtani Rule probably won't allow it.