Ohtani's teammates didn't doubt his innocence.
involving his former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara . He also made clear that when it comes to Ohtani's teammates, there was never any doubt about the superstar's innocence within the clubhouse.
"...I just think, too, being in a clubhouse, everyone knew right away, like, clearly he had nothing to do with it," said Glasnow."The first thing he did was like, 'Take my phone!' He was like, 'Figure this out.'"Mizuhara, 39, stands accused of stealing $16 million from Ohtani in order to cover debts to an illegal bookie. He reportedly racked up massive gambling losses in the range of $40 million.
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