ST. PETERSBURG -- Brad Ausmus smiled as he recalled watching Shohei Ohtani in the two-way star's first professional season with the Angels. It wasn’t long ago, but it definitely feels that way. “If you go back to Spring Training 2018, when he arrived, I knew that the power was there, that he had as much power as pretty much any hitter I’d seen,” the Halos' first-year manager said. “The consistent
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