Angels' Shohei Ohtani throwing harder, rising to 'another level'
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By Pedro MouraFOX Sports MLB WriterLost amid an unspectacular offensive start to Shohei Ohtani’s MVP follow-up season is a startling truth: He has been pitching better than ever of late.His 2.82 ERA this year would be his MLB career-best, and his 1.50 ERA over his past five starts constitutes his best stretch of that span to date. Ohtani has maintained competent command in each of his seven starts this season, unlike in years past.He has not yet issued more than two walks in a 2022 game. Ohtani's 98.6-mph average fastball last time out, against Texas, would be tied for the best in baseball this season, even among relievers.To some extent, that’s what Ohtani offers: a reliever approach to pitching, for five times as long as a typical relief outing.
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