Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers' two-way player, is gearing up for a significant season as he aims for the Cy Young Award, a title that has eluded him so far. After a successful rehabilitation process, Ohtani has returned to full-time pitching for the first time in three years, demonstrating impressive skills during spring training. Dodgers pitching coach Mark Prior noted Ohtani's intense focus, as he regularly engages in discussions about game strategies and performance analysis with his coaches and teammates. Ohtani's recent training sessions have shown him throwing consistently in the mid-90s, with a peak of 98 mph, raising expectations for his performance this season. Having recorded a 3.34 ERA with 90 strikeouts last season, Ohtani's potential to win the Cy Young Award is being widely discussed among his teammates and coaches. They believe that with his dedication and talent, he could solidify his legacy as one of the greatest players in Major League Baseball history.