MLB Star Shohei Ohtani Denies Involvement in Interpreter’s Gambling Addiction
In a shocking turn of events, MLB star Shohei Ohtani has denied any involvement in his interpreter’s gambling addiction. Ohtani claims he had no knowledge of the issue until just last week, when he accused the interpreter of stealing money from his account and spreading lies.
During a recent press conference, Ohtani spoke through his new interpreter, Will Ireton, and vowed to fully cooperate with federal and MLB investigators. The press conference, however, was closed off to live TV crews and photographers by the Dodgers.
Ohtani, who signed a whopping $700 million contract with the Dodgers in December, is now facing a late investigation by MLB. The potential outcomes for Ohtani range from sympathy to severe damage to his reputation, but he plans to let his lawyers handle the situation moving forward.
Despite the scandal, the Dodgers are hopeful that it will not be a distraction in their pursuit of the World Series. Ohtani, on the other hand, is looking forward to focusing on the upcoming season and ongoing investigations, eager to put the issue behind him and move on.
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