MLB/Any Pictures? A Snowman At The Sapporo Snow Festival

Baseball fans visiting this year's Sapporo Snow Festival should look out for Shohei Ohtani, whose snowman was on display this year. "There may be millions of kids who built snowmen before the weather turned warm, but they probably didn't build Snowhei Ohtani," the league's website laughed.

The 73rd Sapporo Snow Festival will kick off this weekend. Shohei Otani, who played for Ham for five years, will wear a Samurai shirt to play in the classic this year. His popularity in the local area is self-evident, and his large snowman at the snow festival is not a surprise.

In fact, before his debut in Japan in 2013, his snow sculpture appeared in the Sapporo Snow Festival that year. At that time, the pitcher Snowman Otani wore a ball cap, and this year, the hitter Shohei Otani wore a batting helmet.

The Angels' official Twitter account posted a photo of the snowman, with some people wearing the Yankees logo on his helmet, others saying "It makes me look hairy" and others saying "OK, it looks a little bit like it."