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Shohei Ohtani did not go to Toronto.

“USA Today” major league reporter Bob Nightingale quoted a source on the 9th (Korea Standard Time) saying Ohtani did not go to Toronto, did not board a plane to Toronto, and was staying at his home in Southern California.

Other major league professional reporters, including John Hayman of the New York Post and Ben Nicholson-Smith of SportsNet, reported the same news.

Earlier, Major League Baseball columnist John Morosi said Ohtani’s decision was imminent, and a decision could be made as early as the 9th (Korean time).

Meanwhile, the movement of one aircraft became a hot topic on social media.

A small-sized Bombardier Global 5,000 plane took off from Orange County Airport in Santa Ana, California, on the morning of the 8th and headed for Pearson International Airport in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 파워볼게임

The same model as Ohtani’s previously used private jet has become a plane that not only fans but also the media are paying attention to as it heads from Southern California, where Ohtani lives, to Toronto, the Blue Jays’ hometown.

Predictions have been made that the plane will have Ohtani on board to sign with the Toronto Blue Jays.

Morosi added fuel to the speculation, saying, “Otani is on his way to Toronto,” citing sources.

Some media even reported that Ohtani agreed to a contract with the Blue Jays.

But as a result, it was discovered that Ohtani was not on the plane. Everyone was hooked.

According to SportsNet, the plane, which attracted fans’ attention, was a plane carrying a Canadian businessman named Robert Heyavich.

On the same day, another rumor was raised. A Canadian opera singer posted an article on Twitter that said, “A 50-seat Toronto left-hander Yusei Kikuchi reserved a seat at a sushi restaurant near Rogers Centre.”

Suspicions have been raised that Kikuchi may have arranged a meeting to welcome Ohtani to Toronto, but this also proved to be untrue.

Ohtani is reportedly weighing four teams, including Toronto, the Los Angeles Dodgers, the San Francisco Giants, and the Los Angeles Angels.

Recently, he was known to have visited these clubs in person. Toronto visited training facilities instead of stadiums.