Former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara, who worked for Japanese baseball star Shohei Ohtani, was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for stealing $17 million from Ohtani and losing $41 million in illegal sports bets. Mizuhara accessed Ohtani’s accounts, impersonated him, and authorized wire transfers to cover personal bills and bets, leading to a net loss of $41 million. Ohtani, unaware of the scheme, fired Mizuhara and MLB opened an investigation, tarnishing Ohtani’s clean record in baseball.
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The NFL concluded its annual league meeting with the tush push ban being tabled, but owners approving an expansion of the replay assist program and a change to the kickoff rule. The league also announced a switch to camera-based technology for first-down measurements. The funding rule date was extended to April 8, impacting how teams do business. The New York Jets are all-in on quarterback Justin Fields, believing in his untapped potential. The New England...
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