10:00 pm: Roberts provided more updates on the pitcher at a meeting with reporters today, including Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times. Snell and Glasnow will have a bullpen meeting tomorrow, while Sheehan will start another triple recovery this week with the goal of entering the four innings of the game. “If he can do this, then he will be a viable conversationRoberts said. Roberts said. Matt Sauer also joined the San Diego team, the taxi team’s front, and can be officially recalled if the Dodgers need fresh arms in the rest of the series with the rest of the Padres.
10:30 am: Right-handed Tony Gonsolin Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register wrote that he became the latest Dodge pitcher over the weekend, hitting the list of injured over the weekend, but an MRI assessing his sick elbow showed that his surgically repaired sulcus ligaments were intact. Manager Dave Roberts said there is no timetable for Gonsolin to resume throwing. The exact injury diagnosis is not yet clear.
Even with uncertain prospects, the Dodgers were relieved because Gunsorin did not suffer any re-damage in that UCL. Another tear will take him over a year and may turn him out before the end of the 2026 season. This likely ended Gonzolin’s Dodge tenure, as he owed a 5.4mm salary during the offseason and was only under the club’s control in the 2026 campaign. Any harm that threatens to eliminate a large amount of time in 2026 will lead to non-stimulants.
The 31-year-old Gonsolin returns from Tommy John Procedure in 2023, a mixed race. He played seven major league games this year and looked sharp (2.81 ERA, 21-4 k/bb ratio in the first 16 innings), then tripped him up to the mound for the past four times. Since May 18, Gundolin has faced Angels, the Metropolis (twice) and the Yankees. He surrendered 15 runs in 20 innings and scored 20 hits, an ugly 17 to 14 k/bb ratio. Seven of these hits were home runs.
Gongneng is one of the eight starting pitchers on the injured roster – this number does not even include Shohei Ohtanihe is still on his way back to the mound. Frontline arms like Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell There are almost no pitches this year and are currently in IL for 60 days. Touting young arms Emmet Sheehan,,,,, Ruian River,,,,, Kyle is injured and Gavin Stone The season opens on the injury roster – the first three were recovered from Tommy John’s surgery in 2024, while the latter was patched from shoulder surgery, which could cost him the entire 2025 season. Rare young right-handed Roki Sasaki Due to the impact of the shoulder, I have been out for a month.
Currently, the Dodgers have a healthy Yoshinobu Yamamoto On the rotation. Then came the franchise idol Clayton Kershawright-handed Dustin May and Southpaw Justin Wrobleski. veteran José Ureña Playing multiple innings in the bullpen, but having extensive experience as a starting pitcher. The rotation option is lowered in triple A, already included on the 40-person list Randon’s Tips,,,,, Bobby Miller,,,,, Nick Flaso and Matt Sauer. Frasso and Miller struggled among minors this year. The trick took a huge hit in the start of the seven major leagues. Sauer performed well in Triple-A and looked solid in limited MLB time.
But even with the hurt laundry list, General Manager Brandon Gomes downplayed his team’s need to go out and get started pitching by next month’s trade deadline. “With the information we have, and the progress we are now, expect that we will have everything we need,” Gomez said in a chat with Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
Of course, there may be some game tricks out there. It is also worth noting that these comments were made before Gonzolin’s position on the injury list. Any of their preventive weapons will experience further damage trouble or setbacks over the next six weeks, which can always increase the need for external help.
On the surface, the Dodgers do seem to have some near-term help on the horizon. The aforementioned Sheehan has been removed from his Tommy John surgery for about 13 months and has been on a minor league rehabilitation mission. He made three starts – one in the rookie-level complex league, two in three games – and hit nine innings with 14 strikeouts and a walk (plus another batsman).
Sheehan threw 57 courts on his recent outing on June 7. Probably he will need at least another recovery (most likely another couple) and then he can choose to rejoin the major league club, but Sheehan is the prospect of the first 100 years, but is still only 25 years old. The right-hander’s average fastball of 96.3 mph actually improved compared to his pre-operative levels, although it’s worth mentioning that he still effectively threw short games, so his roster kept falling in two or three rosters. Anyway, his recovery efforts are encouraging, and Sheehan has the option to help major league employees by the end of this month.
