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California. April 12, 2024. Mizuhara apologized, admitted he has a gambling addiction and stated that Ohtani paid what Mizuhara owed. ESPN reported that Andrew Friedman, Dodgers president of...
Mizuhara first tells ESPN that Ohtani paid his debts before changing his story hours later to say Ohtani had no knowledge of his gambling. Mizuhara asks Bowyer if he has seen the media reports.
As well as the millions siphoned out of Ohtani's account to pay off gambling debt, Mizuhara also bought $325,000 worth of baseball cards on eBay and other online resellers in order to flip them and...
ESPN spoke to Mizuhara on March 19 for 90 minutes and laid out the first public version of the story, claiming that Ohtani paid off Mizuhara's gambling debts via wire transfer to help Mizuhara...
Mizuhara did a complete reversal, telling ESPN that Ohtani had no knowledge of his gambling debts and that Ohtani had not transferred money to a bookmaking operation. The most logical...
Shohei Ohtani said he was “saddened” and “shocked” by the recent gambling revelations by his one-time trusted interpreter and confidant, Ippei Mizuhara, and denied making illegal bets on sports...
Shohei Ohtani denied betting on sports and accused interpreter Ippei Mizuhara of stealing money from his accounts to pay gambling debts, ending days of deafening silence with his first...
