The LA Angels player’s locker at the Angel Stadium was cleared out following the team’s loss to the Detroit Tigers on Friday.
LA Angels Player Shohei Ohtani’s season might be over, as the Los Angeles Angels announced on Saturday that Shohei Ohtani has been placed on the 10-day injured with an oblique injury, and will not be playing this year.
The LA Angels player has not played since September 3 because of his oblique injury, the Angels has continued to list him as day to day since he initially hurt his oblique taking batting practices on September 4, and in the recent days had gone through pregame workout but was unable to play in the actual game.
The news about the LA Angels player’s locker being cleared out came a few hours after third baseman Anthony Rendon confirmed that he has a fractured tibia, and said he did not know why the team had hid the diagnosis. The Angels have a tendency to be misleading with injury issues.
READ ALSO: Inter Miami CF Is On Historic Pace In Pursuit Of MLS Cup Playoffs
It is likely that the LA Angels player has played his final game with the team. He will be a free agent this offseason and has said that he wants to play with a contender, something that the Angels are not.
The 29 year old LA Angels player produced another impressive season, as a pitcher, he went 10-5 with a 3.14 ERA. As a hitter, he is leading the American League with 44 homers, and his 1.066 OPS is second best in the majors.
The LA Angels player future has been a constant source of speculation this season which increased after the Angels fell out of the playoff race last August.