The Los Angeles Dodgers were introduced to the otherworldly talents of Shohei Ohtani last season, not only by him winning the National League MVP award, but also becoming the first player in MLB history to slug 50 or more home runs and steal 50 or more bases on the way to helping the Dodgers win the Fall Classic in an unbelievable first season with the team.
As Ohtani continues furthering his baseball legend by trending back to his elite pitching capabilities on top of his historic offense, Dodgers assistant pitching coach Connor McGuiness has been getting more time with the three-time MVP and spoke on what he learned about Ohtani’s relationship with the sport.