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The Dodgers outfielder missed Friday's game for paternity leave and rejoined the team for its weekend series against the Baltimore Orioles.
Shohei Ohtani returned to the Dodgers' starting lineup after missing Friday's game for the birth of his second child. Ohtani and his wife, Mamiko Tanaka, announced the arrival in a social media post on Saturday that included an image of a baby's hands and feet wrapped in a blue blanket. A small stuffed version of the family's dog, Decoy, appeared in the photo.
"We are again overjoyed to experience this wonderful day in our lives together. Thank you for being born safely," the couple stated. The post indicated the child is a boy. Ohtani and Tanaka have a daughter born in April 2025 whose name they have not made public.
Manager Dave Roberts said he learned of the impending birth recently. Ohtani is expected to play in the Dodgers' weekend series against the Baltimore Orioles.
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The 15-year-old scored 94 off 29 balls, including 10 fours and eight sixes, as India A reached 377 for 9 against Sri Lanka A in Dambulla.
WWE is evaluating a possible event on the White House lawn following the UFC Freedom 250 card held there last weekend. The mixed-martial-arts show featured a main-event finish and post-fight remarks between two fighters.