Overview
- The Dodgers formally moved Tyler Glasnow to the 60-day injured list on Saturday, a procedural step that makes him ineligible to return until at least July 6.
- Manager Dave Roberts said team doctors have not cleared Glasnow to begin a throwing progression and that the pitcher is currently shut down while his back is monitored.
- Los Angeles added right-hander Nick Frasso to the 40-man roster in the corresponding move and will keep him with Triple-A Oklahoma City for now.
- Glasnow has a history of recurring lower-back spasms and left his May 6 start in Houston after one inning, so the team called the transfer a cautious decision rather than a set timetable for return.
- The Dodgers’ rotation has performed well without Glasnow so far, but a prolonged absence could force internal promotion or trade-deadline interest in starting pitching.