Dodgers’ Glasnow Exits Again With Shoulder Discomfort

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow exited Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates with right shoulder discomfort, his second consecutive early departure after leaving his previous start with leg cramps. Glasnow, who has a history of injuries including elbow and cramping issues, showed frustration and was replaced by rookie Ben Casparius after warmups before the second inning. Before exiting, Glasnow had surrendered two solo home runs in the first inning, raising his ERA to 4.50 over five starts this season. The Dodgers, already dealing with multiple pitchers on the injured list, now face increased concerns over their pitching depth and rotation stability. The team had expressed confidence in Glasnow’s condition before the game, but his health and availability remain uncertain. Further updates on his status are pending.