Ohtani scratched Wednesday with left knee soreness, mound return TBD
The Dodgers star will not take the mound as scheduled; no timetable has been given for when he will pitch again.
Shohei Ohtani has been scratched from his scheduled Wednesday start due to left knee soreness. The Dodgers have not announced a timeline for his return to pitching duties. The injury adds uncertainty to Los Angeles's rotation planning. This is an official MLB.com report, indicating a high-confidence, actionable signal.
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