The Dodgers dropped the series opener in Philadelphia on Tuesday with a 10-1 loss. The less said about that game, the better; it mainly served to improve Kiké Hernandez’s career ERA.
Here are other key updates from Tuesday:
Phillies Get Star Reinforcements Ahead of Series With Dodgers
The Phillies, who lead the MLB, are strengthening their lineup for the series against the Dodgers with the return of key players from injury. Slugger Kyle Schwarber and star first baseman Bryce Harper are back in action, raising the stakes for the series.
Dodgers Place Tyler Glasnow on Injured List
In a significant setback, the Dodgers have placed ace pitcher Tyler Glasnow on the injured list due to back tightness. Rookie Michael Petersen has been recalled from Triple-A to fill the gap.
Recently Traded Dodgers Reliever to Undergo Season-Ending Surgery
Former Dodgers reliever Yency Almonte is out for the rest of the season due to a labrum tear requiring surgery, casting doubt on his future.
Former Dodgers Starter Makes History With International All-Star Game Start
Hyun-Jin Ryu, a former staple in the Dodgers’ rotation, has made history by starting in both the Major League Baseball and Korea Baseball Organization All-Star games. This achievement highlights Ryu’s distinguished career and his impact on both leagues.
Dodgers’ Max Muncy Won’t Be Back Anytime Soon
The outlook for third baseman Max Muncy’s return from an oblique injury remains bleak, as he’s been further delayed and is currently prohibited from swinging a bat.
Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw Making More Progress In Return
There is some good news for Dodgers fans as Clayton Kershaw is nearing his return to the mound after shoulder surgery last year. Kershaw may be able to rejoin the Dodgers’ rotation by the end of the month.
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