The Los Angeles Dodgers have announced that their right-handed pitcher, Tyler Glasnow, will be sidelined from throwing for a period of 10 to 14 days due to right shoulder inflammation. This decision was communicated by manager Dave Roberts earlier this week, highlighting the seriousness of Glasnow’s condition. The Dodgers are closely monitoring his progress, and he will undergo a re-evaluation after this period to determine the next steps in his recovery process.

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This latest development is concerning for the 31-year-old pitcher, who has been battling through a series of injuries that have not only taken a toll on him personally but also affected the team and the loyal fans. The ongoing struggle with injuries raises questions about his future performance and overall health.

“There’s the mechanics piece of it,” Roberts elaborated. “There’s being uncomfortable, not feeling right. I think we’re all just – as Tyler said it – very frustrated and trying to get to the bottom of it.” This statement reflects the collective sentiment surrounding Glasnow’s situation and underscores the urgency to find a resolution.

Although Roberts previously indicated that Glasnow’s shoulder issue was “probably not” a long-term concern, the fact that the Dodgers have decided to halt his throwing indicates that significant time may be needed for him to make a safe return to competitive play on the mound.

Since joining the Dodgers prior to the 2024 MLB season, Glasnow has been plagued by a series of injuries—five in total—which have raised alarms about his durability. In the previous season, he faced challenges such as cramps, back problems, and an elbow sprain that ultimately sidelined him during the postseason, impacting the team’s performance.

Now, as the current season unfolds, Glasnow is once again grappling with physical setbacks, including cramps and a troubling shoulder injury. Notably, he has had to exit two consecutive starts, further complicating his participation and contribution to the team.

For Glasnow, the uncertainty surrounding his frequent injuries is equally perplexing. “I just don’t really have an answer right now, and I think that’s the most frustrating thing,” he expressed. “It’s not a lack of trying. It’s just kind of just getting exhausting at this point. I know it’s probably exhausting for a lot of people, for me especially. I feel bad for my teammates. I feel bad for people watching. It’s just … a whole very frustrating situation for me. It’s hard.” This candid admission reflects the emotional toll that injuries can take on athletes.

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