Shohei Ohtani will not revolutionize Major League Baseball's division of labor but he will raise questions, believes Trey Hillman, a man who knows a thing or two about being at the spearhead of baseball experiments.Much of the talk about Ohtani is whether or not he could spark a revolution in the way major league teams think about two-way players or spur the move toward a six-man starting pitching rotation.Neither is likely, said Hillman, who earned his spurs as a top-flight manager with Japan's Nippon Ham Fighters -- Ohtani's current club -- before making his major league debut in 2008 as …READ FULL ARTICLE