The Dodgers are likely to lose one of their stars before the playoffs.
The Los Angeles Dodgers were hoping for some good news regarding ace starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow and instead received some of the worst news that they could have. According to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, Glasnow is 'highly unlikely' to return this season after suffering a sprained elbow.Insider Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic broke the news on social media.Glasnow was scheduled to throw a simulated game against liver batters on Friday in Atlanta but, it was called off.
They were hoping that Glasnow could return to head up the starting rotation but it seems that Los Angeles will have to go without their ace.More news: One Celebrity MLB Fan Believes Surprising NL Team Could Be 'Scrappy Underdogs' In PlayoffsJust a few weeks ago, Roberts said that Glasnow would likely return and that his placement on the injured list was merely precautionary. However, it seems that the injury was more serious than first expected.
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