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'In his words, he's ready to go ': Can Shohei Ohtani break his slump before it's too late?
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An ailing Ohtani will remain in the Dodgers' lineup, but L.A. needs him to get his groove back. Now.
An ailing Ohtani will remain in the Dodgers' lineup, but L.A. needs him to get his groove back. Now.
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