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Tyler Glasnow's right elbow injury has apparent silver lining Original

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By Asian-Born Players, Scott Geirman, Matt Borelli Verified, Matthew Moreno Verified
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are closing in on another postseason berth and likely National League West title, but their October sprint is going to come without Tyler Glasnow being available. After overcoming a delay in his recovery from right elbow tendinitis, Glasnow suffered a setback while warming up to pitch in a simulated game last weekend. There still was initial optimism but additional scans revealed Glasnow suffered a right elbow sprain.
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Dodgers To Discuss Potential October Pitching Plan With Shohei Ohtani

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By Asian-Born Players, Blake Williams, Matt Borelli Verified, Scott Geirman
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Amid Shohei Ohtani’s historic first season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, he’s also continued to rehab from a second elbow surgery he underwent near the end of 2023. Ohtani is on track to be ready as both a pitcher for the start of the 2025 season, but as he continues his rehab process, that has potentially opened the door for him to get on the mound in October. While Ohtani has yet to face hitters, he has been throwing bullpen sessions, which is the final step before getting to simulated games.
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Los Angeles Dodgers' Streak Of 100-Win Seasons Snapped Original

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By Asian-Born Players, Matt Borelli Verified, Matthew Moreno Verified, Blake Williams Verified
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The Los Angeles Dodgers’ streak of winning at least 100 games was snapped after a loss Tuesday to the Miami Marlins. The Dodgers reached 100 wins in each of the last three years and four consecutive full seasons, becoming the only team in MLB history to accomplish such feat. The streak began when the Dodgers won a then-franchise record 106 games in 2019. They matched that mark two years later before setting a new Dodgers record with 111 wins in 2022.
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