Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani touched 95 mph for the first time in his bullpen sessions this spring. On Saturday, Ohtani threw a 25-pitch bullpen with a variety of fastballs. More news: Dodgers Named Potential Landing Spot for $275 Million All-Star in Blockbuster Trade The Dodgers superstar also added a cutter,

May’s fastball sat 94 to 95 mph Sunday and still has late life. He’s tinkered with his slider this spring training, finding a shape that keeps its wicked horizontal movement while adding some depth. “It’s still pretty electric and pretty unbelievable what comes out of that arm,

Amid dueling rehabilitation schedules, Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani took batting practice on Sunday for the first time since offseason shoulder surgery for an injury that occurred during the World Series in October.