Baseball’s greatest “Sho” man is set to return to the mound for the Angels after missing his most recent start due to weariness accumulated throughout the season.

The finest player in the league will finally return to the Halos, and manager Phil Nevin has a target date for when he will do so.

On Wednesday, August 23, at home against the Cincinnati Reds, is most likely the date.

Ohtani informed Nevin that because of this year’s heavy workload for the Halos, he would have to postpone his next start.

The 2021 AL MVP winner has put on yet another MVP performance, as the unicorn continues to excel for the red and white.

There is absolutely no one who can match Ohtani’s skill set on a regular basis since he consistently ranks among the league leaders in home runs while also being a top pitcher in his league.

The Halos’ rotation has struggled to fill in the gaps since losing their finest pitcher.

Lucas Giolito was traded from the White Sox to Anaheim, but despite being acquired at the deadline, his output hasn’t increased.

It has been challenging to win games consistently this year due to the bullpen’s deficit, as Patrick Sandoval has experienced in his most recent starts.

With his most recent start against the Rangers, Reid Detmers finally got back on track, pitching 7.1 innings without allowing a hit, but overall, the team has been disappointing after making the unusual decision to make a deadline purchase.

Despite his best efforts, Ohtani has been unable to lead an offense that is missing several starters due to injuries.

Even in the Angels’ final game against Texas, Ohtani’s lone home run accounted for half of the team’s runs for the evening.

The Angels’ top priority to end the year is to provide the best player on earth with some assistance, even though they are pleased to have him back on the hill to demonstrate his skills.