“Who is it? It’s Otani!” Eyewitness accounts of daily rehabilitation training, united goal to win WS

 There is news that LA Dodgers Shohei Ohtani has already started working on his body.

Since his induction ceremony for the Dodgers on December 15 (Korea time) last year, Ohtani has been spending the year-end and New Year holidays without any special events other than watching NFL games. However, his recent training at Dodger Stadium was revealed and is attracting attention.

On the 7th, Dodgers fan media Dodgers Nation said, ‘Here is a video of Ohtani training at Dodger Stadium. “The video was filmed on Friday morning (local time),” he said, releasing a video showing Ohtani running and tubing in the outfield of Dodger Stadium.

The video also shows interpreter Ifei Mizuhara and Dodgers conditioning coach Travis Smith. Otani also talks while wearing the tubing that Coach Smith gave him, tied around his waist. The exact training content is unknown, but since he is in the process of rehabilitation after elbow surgery, it appears that he is digesting a conditioning program to strengthen his strength and flexibility.

Dodgers Nation said, ‘Shohei Ohtani has been going to work at Dodger Stadium since signing a new contract. "It's unclear exactly what type of exercise he does, but he appears to be doing agility training," he said. "There's a reason Otani is the best player." He continues to keep his body in shape to get through the season intact. This isn't the first time we've heard of him training at Dodger Stadium. 'It's like he's living in the Dodger Stadium weight room.'

After conducting free agency negotiations for a month after the World Series ended in early November last year, Ohtani ultimately signed a 10-year, $700 million contract with the Dodgers. The San Francisco Giants and Toronto Blue Jays also made bold bets to meet Ohtani's demands until the end, but were unable to change their minds toward the Dodgers. From the beginning, it can be seen that Ohtani met with other teams with only the Dodgers in mind.

In particular, Ohtani put great effort into relieving the Dodgers' financial burden by first requesting that the Dodgers include a 'deferral' clause. This is a considerate measure so that he can maintain his winning streak without worrying about money while playing for 10 years. Accordingly, Otani will receive only $2 million in annual salary for 10 years from this year to 2033, and the remaining $680 million will be distributed over the next 10 years from 2034 to 2043.

The amount of deferred payment amounts to 97.1% of the total. Although this is the highest amount recorded for a single contract in the history of professional sports around the world, this level of payment deferral is also unprecedented. Since he plans to receive most of his annual salary 10 years from now, his current value is bound to decrease significantly. According to the present value calculation method of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA), the actual value of Otani's contract is $460,814,765, which is only 65.8% of the nominal total.

Thanks to Ohtani's deferral clause, the Dodgers were able to sign Yoshinobu Yamamoto to a 12-

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