As September begins, the Los Angeles Dodgers have made significant roster adjustments by recalling pitcher Justin Wrobleski and outfielder Andy Pages from Triple-A Oklahoma City. Wrobleski is stepping up for a starting role after Clayton Kershaw was placed on the injured list due to a toe injury, marking his sixth start in the majors this season with a 4.68 ERA. Pages returns after a brief stint in the minors, having impressed with a .333 average and three home runs in his last nine games at Triple-A, providing essential depth in a crowded outfield. Additionally, reliever Michael Petersen has been added to the bullpen following a rough outing from Wrobleski, who allowed 10 runs in his last start. Meanwhile, the Texas Rangers have also expanded their roster, calling up infielder Jonathan Ornelas and pitcher Owen White, aiming to enhance their depth as they approach the playoffs. Both teams are adjusting their lineups strategically to maintain competitiveness as the regular season nears its end.