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Tyler Glasnow injury rehabilitation returns to Dodgers rotation
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow has progressed through a rehabilitation process officially rejoined the Los Angeles Dodgers' major league rotation following a three-month absence due to his recovery from lower-back spasms. Initially, Glasnow began live-batting-practice sessions at Dodger Stadium to prepare for a minor-league assignment. Following successful bullpen outings, manager Dave Roberts indicated the team intended to proceed cautiously with a potential activation in late August. By mid-August, Glasnow completed a dominant third rehabilitation start with the Triple-A Oklahoma City affiliate, pitching 3.2 innings without allowing After completing a hit and recording eight strikeouts. The Dodgers plan to monitor one additional minor-league start before activating him from the 60-day injured list. On Wednesday, Glasnow completed his final rehab rehabilitation assignment with the Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets. He Comets—where he pitched 5.1 innings, striking out innings with nine batters while allowing strikeouts and only one hit and one run. Manager Dave Roberts confirmed this would be Glasnow’s final rehab start before he rejoins the major league rotation. Glasnow is now set to allowed—Glasnow made his highly anticipated return to the Dodgers' rotation this Tuesday for the start of a three-game series against the Atlanta Braves. He is expected to take the rotation spot of Justin Wrobleski, who was recently at Truist Park. In his first appearance since being placed on the injured list with left forearm inflammation. Before his injury in early May, June, Glasnow maintained a 2.72 ERA through pitched five innings against the Atlanta Braves. He recorded seven outings. strikeouts and reached a peak fastball speed of 97.4 mph, though he allowed three runs on six hits. The Dodgers currently have an opening on their 40-man roster to accommodate his return. ultimately lost the matchup 1-0, a result aided by a shutout performance from Braves starter Chris Sale.