Shohei Ohtani finally returns to Dodgers lineup
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Versatile southpaw Kris Bubic is surging through his rehab assignment, offering Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts a multi-role weapon to fortify the bullpen just in time for the postseason.
The Dodgers switched up their rotation order for this week's series against the Reds at Dodger Stadium, moving left-hander Tarik Skubal up to Tuesday and pushing right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto back to Wednesday.
The Cincinnati Reds will need to take back-to-back games against the Los Angeles Dodgers if they want to win their fourth straight series.
He has a chance to prove himself and earn a spot on the Dodgers playoff roster, either as a starting pitcher or a relief pitcher. MORE: Blue Jays remaining schedule dictates their
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Director of Broadcasting & Media Relations and play-by-play voice Scott Kornberg will join the Marlins Radio Network to broadcast Miami’s three-game series from September 11-13 against the Los Angeles Dodgers from loadDepot park.
Ohtani could be back Monday, while it will be a little longer for Rushing. And Henríquez has earned a spot on Dave Roberts' trust tree.
The Los Angeles Dodgers brought up right-hander Emmet Sheehan for a spot start against the Cincinnati Reds. It went so well that the Dodgers will keep him in the rotation. “Emmet sticks around,” said Dodgers manager Dave Roberts on SportsNet LA’s postgame coverage.
Pitching under the bright lights of Dodger Stadium usually demands a starter to work deep into the night, but Chase Burns’ first career start at Chavez Ravine came with a very different mandate.