MLB Network recently discussed why Shohei Ohtani seems to struggle against left-handed pitchers with a low arm slot.

They suggested he “can’t see the pitch.” But the real reason?

It lies in his natural blueprint — the unique way his brain and body track high-speed pitches. 👁️

Ohtani’s motor eye is the eye his system trusts for tracking, timing, and even better peripheral vision. When it isn’t aligned with certain release points, processing slows and swings can lag — making it look like he can’t see the ball.

Want to know the why & how behind this and how a small adjustment can restore his elite tracking?

🎥 Watch the full explanation here: