He threw in 22 games for the Dodgers last season before dealing with an injury, posting a 3.49 ERA and striking out 168 hitters in 134.0 innings. Hopefully, the Dodgers can get him back for the postseason; that's all that matters for this ball club.

The Dodgers entered the season with injured and recovering pitchers, and have only added to the list this April. Who's coming back sooner, later, and maybe not at all in 2025?

Glasnow was diagnosed with shoulder inflammation after leaving Sunday’s game after just one inning. The Dodgers are looking for answers in a depleted starting rotation.