Shohei Ohtani may never pitch again, and if so, the Dodgers are paying $700M for a DH. A top insider casts doubt on his two-way return.

At worst, Ohtani is the second-best hitter in MLB behind Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees. However, when the Dodgers signed him to a 10-year, $700 million deal through the 2033 season, the hope was for him to be on the mound at some point.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are managing an influx of injured pitchers, including starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts reveals if two-way player Shohei Ohtani will step in to help the rotation.