Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, has pleaded guilty to charges that could result in up to 33 years in prison. This development is part of a broader scandal involving betting that has implications for the race to secure a casino license in New York. The case has attracted significant attention, potentially influencing Ohtani's prospects in Major League Baseball, including discussions about his eligibility for the MVP Award as a designated hitter.
Shohei Ohtani’s translator betting probe could shake up downstate New York casino race, via @ccampy and @JoshuaKosman. https://t.co/NgARqGm7d7
Shohei Ohtani's translator betting probe could roil NY casino race: sources https://t.co/LmBlvts7f7 via @nypmetro
Key bidder for NYC casino license entangled in Shohei Ohtani betting scandal https://t.co/Pl3hglSQ59 https://t.co/BnrdVMtLM7
In this week's Off The Bench, Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter will plead guilty, an NBA star wins in his clash with the agent who sought to represent him, and a tennis player who was abused by her former coach is awarded $9 million. https://t.co/QhzptyJH6Z
🚨This Week in Shohei Ohtani News🚨 Ippei Mizuhara pleads GUILTY and faces up to 33 years in jail 🤯 Can Shohei win the MVP Award as a DH? What would it take? Listen to the episode here: https://t.co/pyInm4OdND https://t.co/5VEmNVeQGr