Dodgers Player Shohei Ohtani Victim Of 'Massive Theft' By Interpreter, Lawyers Claim

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interpreter has been fired amid accusations he stole millions from the baseball player to place bets with an illegal gambling operation.via Wednesday reports from the Los Angeles Times and ESPN. Lawyers responded to questions regarding $4.5 million in wire transfers from Ohtani’s accounts to Mathew Bowyer, an Orange County man being investigated by federal authorities for illegal bookmaking.

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