"I definitely think they will [make each other better]. You know, iron sharpens iron. We got two great athletes, two great pitchers. I think it's certainly, I'm not going to say a competition, but I do think that they both make each other better."
"Yeah, and I do think that [Ohtani] looks at it as an art, as Yoshinobu does, and craft. And so it's not just kind of trying to bully guys with the fastball. It's kind of how you set guys up, front to back, east-west, and use your entire pitch mix."
The Los Angeles Dodgers feature a top-five starting rotation, led by Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto. They have allowed just seven runs in 43.2 innings over seven starts. Manager Dave Roberts believes their competitive nature enhances their performance. Both pitchers deliver quality starts consistently, contributing to the Dodgers' 5-2 record. Their pitching approach is likened to an art form, focusing on strategy rather than solely relying on fastballs. The duo provides a significant advantage, which will be bolstered by Blake Snell's return from injury.
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