Since making his major league debut in March, Shohei Ohtani has -- in one analyst's words -- made the big leagues look like high school ball, but on Friday it was his turn to feel like a schoolboy.Getting to play in front of his boyhood idol Ichiro Suzuki, the 23-year-old Ohtani struck out in his first at-bat before getting two hits in another strong performance as the Los Angeles Angels' designated hitter."That's the tightest I've been swinging the bat since I came to America," said Ohtani, who joined the Angels after five years as a pro in Japan. "Did I want the player I've looked up to t…READ FULL ARTICLE
