Andrew Friedman, president of baseball business, told reporters (the Dodgers intend to start this season, Andrew Friedman told reporters (Fabian Ardaya through athleticism and Bill Plunkett of Orange County Register Link). Although they still intend to end up with a six-player spin, they will wait until May.
Los Angeles has previously said they operate six employees throughout the year. That allows Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki Keep your schedule in Japan and start once a week. It is also designed to avoid overworked spins that are filled with pitchers with obvious damage history. But the early season schedule allowed Captain Dave Roberts to organically check everyone’s workload.
The Dodgers and the Cubs played two games on the Tokyo Dome from March 18 to 19, opening in the regular season. Los Angeles are expected to turn to Yamamoto and Sasaki, respectively, to pitch in their home country. They then had a week before the domestic season opener, which will face Detroit on March 27. The schedule is established during the holiday date on Monday, March 30, followed by a holiday on every Thursday for the next five Thursdays. They had several extensions in six straight games, but until May 2-11, they ran 10 goals in a row.
Stick to the five-man spin so that they can carry the eighth relief device. The team is limited to 13 pitchers. As a two-way player, Shohei Ohtani Don’t rely on the limit. He is still working from an elbow surgery in 2023 and a shoulder injury in the playoffs last year. He will be limited to the first few weeks of the season. When the six-player spins, Ohtani’s non-pitching will limit them to a seven-player bullpen.
Ohtani can prepare to return to the mound sometime in May. This is with the Dodgers hoping to return to the six-man spinning time, which will keep them at the eight-man bullpen throughout the year. Not surprisingly, Friedman said the Dodgers won’t just push Ohtani’s recovery just to meet a specific deadline. It’s better to use a seven-person bullpen for a while, rather than risking a quick push of Ohtani’s arm. In any case, the return schedule may be the same as when the schedule becomes more demanding.
In the short term, five staff members seem to be Tony Gonsolin and Dustin may Used for one rotation. The first four Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow. That will leave Gundolin, May, Randon’s Tips,,,,, Bobby Miller,,,,, Justin Wrobleski and Ben Casparius As a healthy spin option.
May has served for more than five years, which means the Dodgers can’t give it to minors without his approval. The rest of the rear end starters do have options. After another 20 days of collection on the MLB roster, Gonnen Lin will reach a five-year service mark. At that time, he was able to reject minor league missions.
If everyone stays healthy during spring training, that might push May or one of the tributes to the bullpen. Ohtani’s rewards and the transition of the six-man spin can stay that way, although by then they’re likely to have some kind of hurt trouble. Roberts said the Dodgers’ views May and Gunsolin are starters, but once the season begins, the possibility of kicking one out was revealed.
Both pitchers missed the 2024 season and were injured. Gonsolin underwent an inappropriate Tommy John surgery in August 2003. Flexor tendon repair can be performed one month before this. He was preparing for his mid-season return last summer, then a surprising announcement in July that he had undergone seasonal surgery to repair the tears in his esophageal tube.
May discusses the horrible incident with Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times. The 27-year-old Righty said it happened in fluently while he was having supper. A piece of lettuce lifted awkwardly into his throat, and his esophagus was pierced when he tried to wash it with a sip of water. May attributes his wife Millie to him encouraging him to go to the emergency room, and the doctor realizes the severity of the injury and rushes him into the surgery. May told Harris that he wasn’t sure he would have survived that night if he hadn’t acted urgently. The column deserves a mention, as May discusses his offseason trajectory and the perspectives he gained from such a painful experience.
