September 10, 2026 - 14:39

The Los Angeles Dodgers placed Shohei Ohtani on the injured list Thursday after the two-way star showed visible signs of pain while hitting the night before. The move signals that his health has not improved enough for him to remain in the lineup.
Ohtani, who has been dealing with a lingering issue, struggled during his recent at-bats. Team officials said the decision was made to give him time to recover rather than risk further damage. The roster move is retroactive, which could allow him to return sooner if his condition improves.
Manager Dave Roberts said the club will monitor Ohtani daily and adjust the plan based on how he responds to treatment. The Dodgers have not announced a specific timeline for his return.
Ohtani's absence leaves a significant gap in the lineup. He has been one of the team's most productive hitters this season, and his presence at the plate changes how opposing pitchers approach the rest of the order.
The Dodgers will rely on other players to fill the void while Ohtani recovers. The team has depth, but replacing his production is not simple. For now, the focus is on getting him healthy before the stretch run.
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