Tyler Glasnow of the Los Angeles Dodgers is one of the best free agents in the Major League Baseball. During his eight years as a pitcher, there was only one year when he pitched 120 innings. It was last year. He started the season about two months late due to injury early in the season, but pitched 120 innings without any problems. As a result, he signed a five-year, 136.5 million-dollar contract with the Dodgers after the season.먹튀검증

However, the glass body is always the glass body. He was put on the 15-day injured list in early July due to back pain, and after four starts after his return, he was put on the injured list due to elbow problems.

Glasnow felt uncomfortable in his arm while pitching in a simulation to return to the team on Wednesday (Korea time). It is unclear whether he will return before the postseason.

Regarding his elbow, Glasnow underwent Tommy John surgery in 2021. Because of this, he pitched in only two games in 2022.

The Dodgers are expected to test again this weekend to see if they have any structural problems with their arms.

"We'll re-evaluate how he feels over the next few days, and then we'll see when we can throw again," manager Dave Roberts said, according to the Orange County Register.

Currently, the Dodgers' rotation consists of Jack Flaherty, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Walker Buehler, Bobby Miller, and Landon Ngak. Among them, Yamamoto has recently returned. Only Flaherty and Ngak do their part, while the rest are sluggish. In addition, if Glasnow is absent, the Dodgers' postseason could become very dangerous.

Meanwhile, Roberts reportedly said Shohei Ohtani, who is rehabilitating a pitcher, may be able to take the mound in the postseason.

MLB.COM said on the 14th, "It seemed impossible at the beginning of the season, but Dodgers manager Roberts said he did not rule out the possibility."

"I think we should always leave a little margin and a gap in any possibility," Roberts said on the Serious XM MLB Network radio. "If the situation is consistent and there is a need and the game and (Otani's) body is fine, it is telling us that everything is meaningful in that situation."

He added that it is "unfair" to assume that Ohtani will definitely take the mound in the playoffs, but his possibility of returning is a big development for a team that has frequent pitcher injuries this season.

"Shohei joined us," Roberts said. "He will continue his rehabilitation process, and I think Ohtani will be able to throw enough balls (in the postseason). We'll see how it goes."