Shohei Ohtani lived up to his Sho Time nickname on Sunday when the Angels' Swiss army knife started on the mound and at the plate against the Padres. Despite being a spring training game, he's only the second pitcher and fourth player in MLB history to lead a rotation on both sides.
Ohtani didn't waste any time to start things off at Peoria Stadium when he sent one to deep center field for his first at-bat. The Japan native is 13-for-21 at the plate during spring training with a .619 batting average.
The Angles love Ohtani at the plate but wanted to be more aggressive with the dual-threat this season.