The Dodgers beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1 on Sunday, as Clayton Kershaw tossed six shutout innings and the bullpen held on for the victory.
Now the Dodgers will return home to host Justin Turner and the Seattle Mariners at Dodger Stadium on Monday night.
Here’s all the headlines you might have missed Sunday:
Freddie Freeman Out With Finger Injury
Concerns rise as Freddie Freeman sits out the series finale against the Cardinals due to a finger injury. While not severe, Dodgers fans and management alike will hope for a quick recovery as the season intensifies.
Dodgers Could Be in the Market for Free Agent Slugger Juan Soto
The buzz around the Dodgers possibly acquiring Juan Soto will only grow following a report from Jon Heyman that only two teams rank higher on the list of Soto’s most likely 2025 landing spots. Despite the heavy competition expected from the Yankees and Mets, the Dodgers can’t be counted out from signing one of this generation’s best hitters.
Roki Sasaki Decides Against MLB Move: Report
In a surprising twist, Roki Sasaki, a highly anticipated pitcher from Japan, might not be joining the MLB after all. Sasaki has reportedly decided to continue his career in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball, putting the Dodgers’ plans on hold. This decision follows his recent injury during a game.
Shohei Ohtani’s Return to Pitching Postponed
Dodgers’ GM Brandon Gomes confirmed that despite a good recovery, Shohei Ohtani will not be pitching this season, and instead will debut in 2025 — more than a year after his internal brace procedure. The focus remains on his batting contributions as the Dodgers push for a solid finish.
Tyler Glasnow’s IL Stint Reflects Cautious Dodgers Strategy
Tyler Glasnow is on the injured list due to elbow discomfort, reflecting the team’s cautious approach as the postseason approaches. Despite Glasnow’s eagerness to play, the Dodgers prioritize his long-term health and impact.
Kevin Kiermaier Finds New Vigor with Dodgers
Trade acquisition Kevin Kiermaier has expressed rejuvenation after his move to the Dodgers, citing the team’s competitive environment and postseason aspirations. His presence has been a boost both on and off the field.
Ben Casparius to Debut; Brent Honeywell DFA’d
In roster moves, Ben Casparius is set to make his MLB debut as Brent Honeywell Jr. gets designated for assignment. These changes hint at the Dodgers gearing up for critical upcoming matches.
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