Dave Funnell relays all the latest MLB injury news, including more bad news for the Dodgers on the pitching front.

Reliever Blake Treinen reports definite progress, starters Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell have throwing sessions that also go well and Emmet Sheehan takes another step toward his 2025 debut.

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Dodgers Set to Receive Major Rotation Boost After Injury News originally appeared on Athlon Sports. A day after All-Star Tyler Glasnow pitched a “very promising” simulated game, the Los Angeles Dodgers are anticipating the return of another top arm to their starting rotation.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have 14 pitchers making more than $100 million combined this season on their injured list, They’ve been signing, promoting, playing and releasing pitchers throughout the season as they engage in a near-daily scramble to assemble enough healthy arms to compete.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have a full staff’s worth of pitchers currently occupying the injured list, with Emmet Sheehan, Blake Snell and Blake Treinen as just a few examples.

After a bullpen session in May ended with “general body soreness,” the Dodgers took precaution, delaying Glasnow’s rehab. That was until earlier this week when Glasnow stayed in Los Angeles to take the mound again. The side session went well, and on Friday, the good news continued for the former All-Star.

Starting pitchers Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell have had throwing sessions that went well, lending optimism to a Los Angeles Dodgers staff battered by injuries.