Dodgers starting pitcher Glasno responds to slowdown in rehabilitation: 'Shoulder is completely fine'

The Dodgers decided to slow down Tyler Glasnow's recovery from shoulder inflammation due to an abnormal physical reaction to Tyler Glasnow's May 24 shooting (Los Angeles local time) after his bullpen practice — head coach Dave Roberts confirmed this on Tuesday (Monday local time in Los Angeles). However, Glasno stressed health care on Wednesday Beijing time (local time in Los Angeles on Tuesday), saying that the adjustment was purely a precautionary measure.

"My shoulders are perfectly fine and I've never felt sick since I started pitching," says Glasno, "and my back is only slightly tight, which is a purely preventative adjustment." The next cowpen practice pitch is expected this weekend. "

Grasno entered the wounded list on April 29 Beijing time (April 28 local time in Los Angeles) (he left the game due to discomfort in his right shoulder in the first game), and transferred to the 60-day wounded list on May 12 Beijing time (May 11 local time in Los Angeles). The starting NC rate was 4.50 in the first five games of the injury, and one of them left early due to cramps.

The original trio of Glasno, Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki all trained on the ball with shoulder injuries this season. Snell's rehabilitation is progressing similarly and he is expected to restart his bullpen practice this weekend or next week.

"He admits that his level of frustration is the same as that of the team," Roberts said on Tuesday (Monday local time in Los Angeles), "and the rehabilitation process is not linear." He was eager to get back to help, but his body didn't respond to the bullpen practice and we are planning a time to increase the intensity. "

The Dodgers have the same policy with their three injured players: to ensure the quality of their rehabilitation for the playoffs. All three will need a full training cycle, and it will take time to return to the pitcher's mound. "I'm fully cooperating with the medical team," Glasno stressed, "and the goal is to return healthy and in the best possible shape to help the team reach the playoffs." "