Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts provided an update on Shohei Ohtani's pitching status, indicating that the team is not rushing the star player back to the mound. Ohtani, who is known for excelling both as a hitter and a pitcher, has been limited to batting duties this season after undergoing elbow surgery last year. Roberts said the team is taking a cautious approach to Ohtani's return, prioritizing his long-term health over an immediate comeback. The exact timeline for Ohtani to resume pitching remains uncertain for the foreseeable future. The Dodgers are carefully managing his workload to avoid setbacks. Ohtani continues to contribute as a designated hitter and has been productive at the plate. The team is monitoring his progress, but there is no set date for his return to the mound. Fans will have to wait for further updates as the season progresses.