Shohei Ohtani's bond with Dodgers teammates even stronger after scandal

Shohei Ohtani pulled up a chair inside the visitors clubhouse at Nationals Park and gazed up at a television. For a moment he was alone, undisturbed by the rest of the Los Angeles Dodgers, a solitary figure watching the Arizona Diamondbacks play the St. Louis Cardinals. Then first-base coach Clayton McCullough approached to chat. Will Ireton, the team's manager of performance operations who doubles as Ohtani's interpreter, came over.