The convicted bookie who took roughly $300 million in wagers from Shohei Ohtani's interpreter is admittedly in the dark about the Los Angeles Dodgers star's involvement in the scandal.
Neither federal investigators nor Major League Baseball found any evidence that Ohtani placed any wagers. For that matter, convicted interpreter Ippei Mizuhara never bet on baseball, thereby giving the feds and MLB even less cause to suspect Ohtani of wrongdoing.
What's more, Mizuhara pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud after being caught stealing nearly $17 million from a bank account belonging to Ohtani during the two-way star's time with the Los Angeles Angels. And for what it's worth, Ohtani has denied any involvement in the illegal gambling operation, while his attorneys have described him as the 'victim of a massive theft.'
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