Dodgers' Glasnow Rehab Progress Amid Pitching Injuries

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow, recovering from right shoulder inflammation since late April, has struggled in his two rehab starts for Triple-A Oklahoma City, posting a 10.38 ERA and allowing five runs over 2 1/3 innings in his latest outing. Despite control issues, he maintained strong fastball velocity and is expected to make at least one more minor league start before potentially returning around the All-Star break. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts stressed the importance of Glasnow focusing on results rather than mechanics as he nears his return. The Dodgers, currently leading the NL West, have adjusted their rotation and bullpen to cope with multiple pitching injuries. The team is optimistic that Glasnow and other injured pitchers will regain form for the second half of the season. Additionally, other MLB pitchers, such as the Padres’ Logan Gillaspie, are progressing in their own rehab assignments.