The Los Angeles are coming out of the All-Star break with a 58-39 national league record.
However, there is plenty of room for improvement.
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“Winning loss, I think the ranking is great,” manager Dave Roberts said. “But I think there are a lot of improvements we need to make. We need to do better.”
Fortunately for them, help is approaching.
The had all the pitching staff on their list injured all year round. When one player returns, it appears that another player takes his place.
The got some good news until they reached the break, but at major league levels the shoe hei ohtani rose and Tyler Glasnow returned to the much-anticipated mound.
Shortly after the second half resumes, the are hoping for some more reinforcements to join the team as both Blake Snell and Blake Trainen are approaching rehabilitation assignments and return.
Blakesnell injury update
Snell began his second rehab at Arizona on Tuesday, pitching three innings. He is expected to begin another rehabilitation before returning to LA in Potenri by the end of July.
Blake trains injury renewal
As for Trainen, he has already appeared in three rehabs and will also be able to return to the team before July is over.
Sato Pagoda injury update
As for some of the long-term injuries, right-handed rookie pitcher Loki Sasaki has finally made progress and is able to return to the team by the end of August.
Michael Kopech’s injury update
Right-handed rescuer Michael Kopeck, who has undergone surgery to repair a torn meniscus, is also targeting late-season returns.
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