The Frontrow Value for Shohei Ohtani and Hollywood, California

Whispers from a hill. It is night time or dawn should add. It is a 1960’s-1970’s day in California and the wood is chirping clay of backfire and boisterous noise. Paramount Pictures, “Once Upon a Time in HollyWood,” is unfathomably playing and the current scene could not describe Hollywood then and now. Laid-back hippies, incorporate shoe offs or a fixture of light and bells ready to scream the ladders of H-O-L-L-Y-W-O-O=D.

It could be Christmas for all joyous caring aside. The antagonist always loses except for in U.U.A.T.I.H., beloved Scarface role model Al Pacino plays a mini role and plays a genie in a time machine so to speak. Call it director Quentin Tarantino in the ninth inning with little superiority options except Shohei Ohtani.

Director’s cut edits a film that displays a tale of nonfiction habits and its prey baptizing on the one true common enemy, Disney World. Not too far apart, Hollywood rivals Disney World and together form a cohesive alliance throughout Southern California and its well known schools of USC and UCLA.

True Hard Fact: USC Head Coach Lincoln Riley is not relocating anywhere.

Ohtani has to be exquisitely convinced by the Hollywood front row value or petite marksmanship of Orange County, CA in Anaheim. Since Ohtani’s arrival from Japan to MLB in 2018, the Angels soaring attendance ranked six and five until plummeting and eventually recovering. What is the basis and reason behind Ohtani’s early and outreach success? It is quite simple.

Ohtani is a determined, focused, hard-nosed player and if he re-signs with the LA Angels. Expect Hollywood, California to come sitting in the cool front row of Sho-Time and classic looks!