Shohei ohtani has just been consecrated as a legend of baseball from MLB, since after having had an amazing 2021 MLB Season he was named the JMost Valuable Player MVP. The value of the Japanese has increased in the market and surely many teams would like to sign him in the future. Nevertheless, Ohtani stated that he “wants to stay a long time” with the Anaheim Angels.
Anaheim Angels fans were surely reassured to hear Shohei Ohtani’s words after receiving his AL MVP award this year.
This is because the Japanese said he “wants to make it clear that he loves the Angels organization and that he is looking forward to being an important part of the team for a long time,” despite not wanting to go into detail about a possible negotiation.
Ohtani is forecast to earn $ 5.5 million for the 2022 campaign and will be eligible for arbitration in 2023; being until 2024 when he can potentially become a free agent.
Shohei Ohtani managed to overcome a terrible 2020 and in 2021 he excelled as a pitcher and also as a hitter, putting numbers that led him to be compared to figures like Babe Ruth.
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