All of his shoes were gone as were small personal items he received from friends and teammates. What remained was a bottle of cologne, a couple of Angels shirts, an Angels toiletries bag, his Seattle All-Star Game duffle bag — that appeared to be packed — and the dust marks left behind by objects that had held their place for so long.

Even Ohtani’s water jug was in the garbage.

Looking for answers, reporters lingered in the clubhouse for 30 minutes. The Angels declined to comment on Ohtani’s locker other than saying they would provide an update Saturday.

Ohtani had been in the stadium and in the clubhouse before the Angels’ loss.

The two-way star missed his 11th straight game Friday as he continues to nurse a right oblique injury. Ohtani’s season on the mound ended Aug. 23 when he tore his ulnar collateral ligament. His agent, Nez Balelo, told reporters earlier this month that they were still considering which procedure Ohtani might pursue to repair his UCL.

Ohtani is set to become a free agent after the World Series. Unless the Angels re-sign him, it’s possible he has already played his final game in an Angels uniform.