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Dodgers Homestand: Injury Updates Loom Large

Summary

  • Dodgers begin final homestand with injury updates.
  • Shohei Ohtani progressing in swinging but not hitting live.
  • Blake Snell optimistic for a final regular-season start.
Dodgers Homestand: Injury Updates Loom Large

The Los Angeles Dodgers commence their final regular-season homestand, facing the San Francisco Giants. With nine games remaining, the team, having already clinched the NL West, is vying for top playoff seeding against rivals.

Key players' injury statuses are crucial, especially as the Dodgers aim for a first-round bye. Shohei Ohtani continues his progression with swinging drills but has not yet advanced to live batting practice or machine pitching, making an imminent return unlikely.

Blake Snell is optimistic about returning for another start after experiencing groin tightness, with manager Dave Roberts expressing confidence in a late-season appearance. Andy Pages, out since August with a fractured hand, is expected to be activated during this homestand.

Further updates include Dalton Rushing, who received a PRP injection for an elbow issue and hopes to be a postseason pinch-hit option. Roki Sasaki is set to throw simulated innings soon for a blister concern, and Edgardo Henriquez may return for the postseason despite a recent back strain.

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