Dodgers' All-Star Starting Pitcher Returns From Extended IL Stint
During his stint on the injured list, Glasnow suffered several setbacks in his progression, delaying his return for several months.Prior to his injury, the 2024 All-Star had a 2.72 ERA through 39.2 innings, and had 49 strikeouts on the year. He looked especially good in the starts leading up to his injury, striking out nine batters in consecutive outings and allowing three earned runs through 20.2 innings.His rehab assignment went smoothly, as Glasnow cruised through the minors with relative ease. He allowed just two earned runs through 13.2 innings pitched, striking out 20 batters.
- ▪During his stint on the injured list, Glasnow suffered several setbacks in his progression, delaying his return for several months.Prior to his injury, the 2024 All-Star had a 2.72 ERA through 39.2 innings, and had 49 strikeouts on the year
- ▪He looked especially good in the starts leading up to his injury, striking out nine batters in consecutive outings and allowing three earned runs through 20.2 innings.His rehab assignment went smoothly, as Glasnow cruised through the minors
- ▪He allowed just two earned runs through 13.2 innings pitched, striking out 20 batters.
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By Aaron Coloma0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.The Los Angeles Dodgers reinstated starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow from the injured list ahead of their series opener against the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday.In a corresponding move, the Dodgers optioned right-handed reliever Paul Gervase to Triple-A Oklahoma City.View this post on XRead More on MLBThe Dodgers lost Glasnow to back spasms early in May after he left a game against the Houston Astros in the second inning, shortly after recording the 1,000th regular season strikeout of his career.
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