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Reaction to Gavin Stone’s shoulder injury
Several Dodgers pitchers have been injured in 2024. The latest is starter Gavin Stone, whose availability for the postseason is in question after landing on the injured list with right shoulder inflammation. Here is reaction from folks at Dodger Stadium.
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Gavin Stone on IL with right shoulder inflammation
Gavin Stone, the Dodgers leader in starts and innings pitched, was placed on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation, with just over three weeks left in the regular season. Justin Wrobleski was recalled as an emergency roster replacement.
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Dodgers call up Knack to start, option Petersen
The Dodgers called up Landon Knack from Triple-A to start Friday night against the Guardians, and optioned reliever Michael Petersen to Oklahoma City.
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Dodgers notes: Miller’s struggles, Ohtani’s MVP case
Bobby Miller’s struggles will hinder his chances at cracking the postseason rotation, plus more on Shohei Ohtani’s case for NL MVP.
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Minors: Josue De Paula, Cameron Decker, Payton Martin
A blowout win for Dodgers’ High-A affiliate Great Lakes included a big game for top prospect Josue De Paula and strong pitching by Payton Martin and others. Cameron Decker’s walk-off home run kept Rancho Cucamonga’s postseason hopes alive.
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This stream has:
Dodgers 2024 injured list tracker
Keeping tabs on every Dodgers player to spend time on the injured list, paternity leave, bereavement leave, or family medical emergency leave during the 2024 season.
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Dodgers 2024 option count tracker
Keeping track of every Dodgers player optioned to the minor leagues during the 2024 season, with a limit of five times options per player during each season.
Dodgers 2024 national television schedule
A look at every Dodgers game on the 2024 schedule that will be on national TV, plus details on which telecasts are exclusive, and details on every game on ESPN, Fox, FS1, Apple TV+, TBS, and Roku.
Dodgers host Guardians in battle of first-place teams
The National League West-leading Dodgers host the American League Central-leading Guardians for three games beginning Friday night at Dodger Stadium. Here’s how to watch the weekend series, plus television info.
Notes: Cubs game on TBS, Alex Freeland, Shawn Green
The Dodgers game against the Cubs on September 10 will be televised nationally by TBS. Triple-A shortstop Alex Freeland is highly thought of in prospect rankings. Plus catching up with Shawn Green, and a look at baseball lingo.
Minors: Meador, Fernandez, Jang
Wednesday in the Dodgers minor leagues, Jacob Meador pitched four scoreless innings to earn a save for Great Lakes, while Yeiner Fernandez doubled twice for Tulsa. Hyun-Seok Jang struck out three in two scoreless innings, giving the 20-year-old 11 consecutive scoreless innings.
Angels pummel Miller in a blowout Dodgers loss
Bobby Miller and the Dodgers dug themselves quite a hole early on and were never able to climb out of it. Griffin Canning was at his best as he shut down the Dodgers in a blowout Angels win
Yamamoto will start for Dodgers next Tuesday, Roberts says
Yoshinobu Yamamoto will make his first start for the Dodgers in 87 days on Tuesday, September 9 against the Cubs at Dodger Stadium, manger Dave Roberts told reporters Wednesday. Yamamoto has been sidelined nearly three months on the injured list with a right rotator cuff strain.
Shohei Ohtani’s uncharted territory
Shohei Ohtani returned to Anaheim for the first time on a team guaranteed to finish above .500 for the first time in his MLB career.
Pick your poison
Mookie Betts hit a home run directly after Shohei Ohtani was intentionally walked to break open a win against the Angels. The Dodgers are thriving this year after an intentional walk, thanks in large part to a stacked top of the lineup.
Jackie Robinson statue replaced, thief sentenced
Six months later, the saga drew to a close with the unveiling of the replacement statue and the sentencing of the statue vandal
Dodgers notes: Ohtani, Freeman, Buehler
Shohei Ohtani doesn’t look back on his time with the Angels, Freddie Freeman isn’t worried about the Dodgers’ division lead, and more on Walker Buehler’s recent start.
17-pitch walk shortens Yamamoto’s 2nd rehab start
Dodgers right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto had a high pitch count and only pitched two innings instead of three in his second rehab start for Triple-A Oklahoma City. Brusdar Graterol also started a rehab assignment on Tuesday in OKC.
Mookie Betts 10th-inning homer seals Dodgers win
Mookie Betts sealed the win with a three-run home run in the 10th inning. Walker Buehler matched Reid Detmers and the Dodgers’ bullpen outlasted the Angels one as a tenth-inning explosion paved the way for a 6-2 win
Freddie Freeman loves Chase Field
Freddie Freeman has the best batting average in Chase Field history, and he hit four home runs over the long weekend against the Diamondbacks. Plus more on Shohei Ohtani’s stolen bases and another Dodgers record set, as well as a nice quote from Justin Wrobleski.
Great Lakes eliminated from playoff race with loss to Dayton
Just one Dodgers minor league game on Labor Day. The High-A Great Lakes Loons lost a 1-0 nail-biter at home and were eliminated from playoff consideration in the final week of the regular season.
Shohei Ohtani is running wild & closing in on 50-50
Shohei Ohtani stole three more bases on Monday, giving him 46 steals in 2024, breaking Dave Roberts’ Dodgers record for steals in a season by a player born in Japan. Ohtani also has a ridiculous 23 steals in his last 37 games, without getting caught, putting him on the doorstep of the first 50-50 season in MLB history.
Jacks are better, give Dodgers upper hand in NL West
Freddie Freeman hit two home runs, giving him four homers in the four-game series at Chase Field, helping Jack Flaherty and the Dodgers to an easy win over the Diamondbacks, the third win of the series for Los Angeles.
Dodgers return to SoCal to face Angels in Anaheim
The Dodgers battle the Angels for two games at Angel Stadium beginning Tuesday night in Anaheim. Here’s how to watch the two games, plus pitching matchups for the Interstate 5 rivals.
Petersen is Dodgers latest new pitcher, Wrobleski optioned
The Dodgers pitching roster carousel continued Monday, with Michael Petersen added as a fresh reliever in the bullpen, replacing Sunday starter Justin Wrobleski.
Dodgers notes: Glasnow, Wrobleski, Ohtani
Tyler Glasnow wants a couple more regular season starts when he returns from injury before the postseason begins.
James Outman has 4 hits, 3-run triple for OKC
Dodgers outfielder James Outman had four hits on Sunday for Triple-A Oklahoma City to tie a season high, including a three-run triple that broke open a close game.
Toe and fro: A winning, yet costly week
The Dodgers in Week 24 won four of six games against the postseason-bound Orioles and Diamondbacks, but it was a costly week losing Clayton Kershaw to a toe injury in what was a busy, taxing week for the bullpen.
Wrobleski rocked in Dodgers blowout loss to D-backs
Justin Wrobleski tied a Los Angeles Dodgers record by allowing 10 runs, including an eight-run second inning that put the Diamondbacks blowout win to bed early on Sunday afternoon at Chase Field.
Dodgers add Wrobleski, Grove, Pages & option Casparius
The Dodgers added Justin Wrobleski and Andy Pages on Sunday, as active roster limits expand from 26 to 28 players in September. They also called up reliever Michael Grove and optioned Ben Casparius.
Dodgers in August: Lux rakes, Ohtani milestones, bullpen stabilizes
A look back at a 19-9 August for the Dodgers, with Gavin Lux leading the way on offense, Max Muncy back to complete the lineup, Shohei Ohtani reaching all sorts of milestones, and some pitching stability even among more injuries.
Graterol starts rehab Tuesday in Triple-A
The chances of Brusdar Graterol joining the Dodgers bullpen down the stretch grow larger as he starts a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Tuesday. Plus, digging deeper into Shohei Ohtani’s historic first season in Los Angeles.
Minors: Avans, Brogdon, Decker, Hope
Highlights from Saturday in the Dodgers minor leagues include Drew Avans delivering the game-winner in Triple-A, Connor Brogdon still scoreless on his rehab assignment, plus home runs for Cameron Decker and Zyhir Hope for Rancho Cucamonga.
Butter and Edman
The Dodgers first three hitters of the game homered, but in a tie game in the ninth, Tommy Edman delivered the game-winning two-run single. Ben Casparius pitched a scoreless inning in his major league debut to earn the win.
Honeywell & Casparius called up as fresh arms
Clayton Kershaw was placed on the injured list with a bone spur in his left toe, and Joe Kelly landed on the IL with right shoulder inflammation. The Dodgers also called up Ben Casparius and Brent Honeywell to provide coverage for a beleaguered and worn-out bullpen.
Dodgers notes: Freddie Freeman, Tyler Glasnow, Mookie Betts
Discussing Freeman’s mental break, Glasnow’s impact, Betts weighs in on historic seasons.
Minors: Andy Pages, Jared Karros, Payton Martin
Andy Pages had a two-hit game and drove in a run in Triple-A. Elsewhere in the Dodgers minor leagues on Friday, Jared Karros returned to the mound for the first time in two and a half months and pitched three scoreless innings in Double-A. Payton Martin pitched five scoreless for Great Lakes.