Dodgers Notes: LA’s Late-Game Collapse, Clayton Kershaw’s Rehab Beginning, Yamamoto Begins Throwing

The Dodgers saw a five-run lead disappear in the bottom of the 9th inning on Saturday as they dropped the second game of a three-game series to the Detroit Tigers . Los Angeles will be looking to take the series with a win Sunday before the All-Star break.

Here are all the stories you may have missed on Saturday:

Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw Completes First Triple-A Rehab Start of 2024

Starter Clayton Kershaw made a strong showing in his first rehab start with Triple-A Oklahoma City, hinting at a promising return. Pitching for three innings, he did not allow any hits or runs, walking one and striking out five. This marks a significant step in his comeback from shoulder surgery in November 2023.

Dave Roberts on Dodgers 5-Run Blown Lead: ‘No Excuse to Lose’

The Dodgers faced a devastating setback against the Detroit Tigers, squandering a five-run lead in the ninth inning to lose 11-9 in extra innings. Manager Dave Roberts expressed frustration over the collapse, crucial in Los Angeles’s recent series of losses.

Dodgers’ Brusdar Graterol Takes Huge Step Forward in Rehab, Possible Timeline Emerges

Brusdar Graterol , sidelined by shoulder issues all season, returned to action with a scoreless inning in the Arizona Complex League. As he moves towards a potential return by the end of July, the Dodgers anticipate strengthening their bullpen significantly. Stay tuned for updates on Graterol’s progress.

Dodgers’ Cable Network Makes Major Accommodation to Cord-Cutters

Highlighting a strategic pivot, Spectrum now permits Dodgers fans to watch regular season games without a traditional cable subscription. This change is aimed at meeting the growing preference for streaming services.

Dodgers’ Yoshinobu Yamamoto Begins Throwing Program

Rookie sensation Yoshinobu Yamamoto is on a path to recovery starting a throwing program following his placement on the injured list due to a strained rotator cuff. While the timeline for his return remains uncertain, this development is a positive sign.

Dodgers Could Move Miguel Vargas Back to Third Base as Max Muncy Remains Out

With Max Muncy sidelined, the Dodgers are exploring the option of positioning Miguel Vargas at third base, a spot he’s familiar with from his minor league days. This adjustment could solve the defensive and offensive gaps left by Muncy’s absence.

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