The rule enacted to put Shohei Ohtani in front of fans as often as possible proved a complication in the Dodgers’ decision on a starting pitcher in Game 7 of the World Series.
The rule enacted to put Shohei Ohtani in front of fans as often as possible proved a complication in the Dodgers’ decision on a starting pitcher in Game 7 of the World Series. Baseball logic would suggest Los Angeles start Tyler Glasnow, who would be pitching on his usual four days of rest—with the exception of a three-pitch emergency appearance on Friday night.
