Angels' ShoheiOhtani makes spring mound debut, striking out five and giving up one run
for a triple. Olivares drove him in with an RBI single up the middle, which ended Ohtani's afternoon.
Ohtani's spring progress -- especially because of the abbreviated schedule due to the lockout -- will be watched closely since he has arguably the most unique role in baseball.
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