Tyler Glasnow Returns to Dodgers Rotation After 3-Month Absence With Back Injury

3 articles · Updated · MLB Trade Rumors · Aug 25

Tuesday’s start against Atlanta will be Tyler Glasnow’s first for Los Angeles in more than three months after a back injury sidelined him.
The right-hander was effective before going down, posting a 2.72 ERA with a 49-to-13 strikeout-to-walk ratio across his first seven appearances.
Glasnow takes over the rotation spot of Justin Wrobleski, who is now on the injured list with forearm inflammation.
His return gives the Dodgers a needed boost to a staff that has been forced to reshuffle while waiting for one of its top starters to get healthy.

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