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A two-way star's offensive value forces franchises to execute physical rehabilitation in active major-league games.
Because sending a two-way superstar to the minor leagues for rehabilitation would strip the parent club of their elite batting presence, franchises are forced to build their pitch counts back up during active, high-stakes games.
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Shohei Ohtani Pitching Return Postponed Indefinitely After Friday Bullpen Setback It highlights how Ohtani's unique two-way status prevents a standard minor league rehab assignment because his bat must remain in the major league lineup.
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Shohei Ohtani Steps Up Pitching Rehab, Nears Game Return as Opener Against Tigers The Dodgers are skipping a minor-league assignment and rehabbing Ohtani's arm during active major-league games to keep his elite bat in the lineup.