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Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani’s mound return remains uncertain after his final bullpen session was shortened to 20 pitches; manager Dave Roberts said Ohtani elected to cut it short, and the team has a contingency plan with Tyler Glasnow handling Sunday’s workload if Ohtani isn’t ready to start, aiming to ramp him up gradually as the Dodgers wait on a final pitching plan ahead of the late-August Detroit trip.
Dodgers right-hander Tyler Glasnow is slated to return to the rotation early next week for a series against the Braves after more than three months on the 60-day IL with a back injury; he reached 77 pitches in a rehab start for Triple-A Oklahoma City and could take the spot of Justin Wrobleski, who is on the injured list with left forearm inflammation and will return as a multi-inning reliever. The update also notes Shohei Ohtani ramping up toward a pitcher’s return, Edwin Diaz moving back into lower-leverage roles, and Will Klein dealing with elbow bone chips.
Glasnow exited with a back spasm and will have a precautionary MRI, with no expected IL stint and the bullpen shouldering the load in a 12-2 win. Shohei Ohtani’s early-season performance is noted, and Snell is finishing rehab with a mid-next-week return anticipated to the rotation. Kiké Hernández began a Triple-A rehab assignment and could be back around May 24–25, while the Dodgers weigh rotation roles (potentially keeping Sasaki as a starter or moving Sheehan to the bullpen) as they prepare for a series with the NL-leading Braves.
Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow left Wednesday’s game against the Astros after one inning due to lower-back pain, after throwing 19 pitches and giving up a leadoff homer. He also recorded his 1,000th and 1,001st career strikeouts in the brief outing. The injury comes as Los Angeles navigates rotation health alongside Blake Snell’s return from shoulder inflammation, potentially reshaping the six-man staff.
Glasnow pitched seven innings of one-run ball at frigid Coors Field in his first-ever start there, striking out seven as the Dodgers beat the Rockies 7-1. The outing underscored a growing, healthier approach—mechanical tweaks, a freer delivery, and a more confident mindset—that has him performing like a potential career-best pitcher after a winter of improvements and a World Series run.
Tyler Glasnow pitched seven near no-hit innings, and Blake Treinen finished the game as the Dodgers beat the Rockies 3-1, narrowly missing a no-hitter in a game that kept them ahead in the NL West race.
The Dodgers' starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow was scratched due to stiffness, with plans to reintroduce him soon, while catcher Will Smith is sidelined with a bone bruise, leading to roster adjustments including the addition of Ben Rortvedt and concerns over player injuries like Rushing's leg contusion. The team is managing multiple injury issues as they continue their season.