Three-time MVP Shohei Ohtani is facing a lawsuit from a real estate agent and broker in Hawaii, alleging he sabotaged a $240 million luxury housing development. Ohtani remains focused on the Dodgers' performance amidst the controversy.
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Shohei Ohtani is being sued by a real estate agent and broker from Hawaii for allegedly sabotaging a $240 million luxury-housing development that he was endorsing.
Ohtani has remained focused on his baseball career, stating that he is doing everything in his power to help the Dodgers win games on the field.
The Dodgers have recently dropped to the second spot in the NL West, but it is unclear if the lawsuit directly affects their performance. Ohtani and the team are working to improve their standing.
The lawsuit alleges that Ohtani and his agent, Nez Balelo, misused their power in the endorsement deal to destabilize and dismantle the plaintiffs' role in the project for their own financial self-interest.
Last year, Ohtani was involved in a gambling scandal with his former interpreter. He has generally handled such controversies with professionalism and a focus on his baseball career.

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