The Los Angeles Dodgers’ ongoing rotation shuffle took another hit this week, as manager Dave Roberts confirmed that right-hander Tyler Glasnow has been shut down from throwing for the next 10 to 14 days. Tyler Glasnow, who recently landed on the injured list with inflammation in his throwing shoulder, will be re-evaluated after that period, and his return timeline remains uncertain.<\/p>
While Roberts initially tried to downplay the severity of the shoulder issue, this latest development suggests the club is bracing for a lengthier absence. For both Glasnow and the Dodgers, it’s a frustratingly familiar script.<\/p>
Since arriving in Los Angeles via trade ahead of the 2024 season, Glasnow’s time in blue has been defined mostly by rehab updates than him actually being on the mound. This year alone, he’s dealt with a cascade of issues, cramps, back stiffness, and now the shoulder inflammation that has derailed his early season. In his most recent outings, he exited two consecutive starts<\/a> with physical discomfort.<\/p>