For the first home game of the season, Julian Vettorazzi showed up at Dodger Stadium as he has for most of his 29 years, this time with 9-year-old son Xander in tow.

They were excited to see Shohei Ohtani’s first-at bat at home. But then there was the other issue that Vettorazzi was trying to put out of his mind: a gambling scandal surrounding the world’s biggest ball player.

Major League Baseball says it’ll launch an investigation after the two-way star accused his interpreter Ippei Mizuhara of stealing $4.5 million from him to pay off gambling debts.

For the first home game of the season, Julian Vettorazzi showed up at Dodger Stadium as he has for most of his 29 years, this time with 9-year-old son Xander in tow.
They were excited to see Shohei Ohtani’s first-at bat at home. But then there was the other issue that Vettorazzi was trying to put out of his mind: a gambling scandal surrounding the world’s biggest ball player.
Major League Baseball says it’ll launch an investigation after the two-way star accused his interpreter Ippei Mizuhara of stealing $4.5 million from him to pay off gambling debts.

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