BALTIMORE — Shohei Ohtani has done it again.
The Angels’ two-way star was named as a pitcher for the All-Star team on Sunday, making it two years in a row that he’s been selected as a pitcher and position player for the All-Star Game.
Ohtani, who was selected as the American League’s starting DH for the July 19 game at Dodger Stadium, is the only player in baseball history to be an All-Star as a pitcher and hitter.