The Los Angeles Dodgers earned the benefit of a postseason bye and now are reaping the full benefit as the Philadelphia Phillies staved off elimination to force the Atlanta Braves to a winner-take-all Game 3 in their Wild Card Series matchup.
The Los Angeles Dodgers could welcome back one of their better relief pitchers this October in right-handed flamethrower Edgardo Henriquez. On Tuesday, the Dodgers officially activated Henriquez off the 15-day injured list, per the team's transaction log on MLB.com.
The Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen took a hit earlier this month when Edgardo Henriquez was placed on the 15-day injured list with low back discomfort. Not all was dire, however, as an MRI ruled out a potential oblique injury for the right-hander.
With the Los Angeles Dodgers preparing for the playoffs, the team is enjoying a bye week and will use it to finalize the postseason roster, as manager Dave Roberts provided some key updates.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been without Edgardo Henriquez for nearly two weeks, but things are trending toward the right-hander returning in time for the postseason.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have clinched the National League West title and need just a singular win or an Atlanta Braves loss to secure a first-round bye, meaning their attention can fully shift to postseason preparation.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are on the verge of clinching the National League West for a 13th time in the past 14 seasons, but it’s coming with notable questions, if not concern, regarding health heading into October.
The Los Angeles Dodgers lost arguably their best reliever on Monday when Edgardo Henriquez was placed on the 15-day injured list. The Dodgers designated the injury as low back discomfort, but the issue is a little more widespread than that, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts shared.
The Los Angeles Dodgers put relief pitcher Edgardo Henriquez on the 15-day injured list due to lower back discomfort on Monday, ending the right-hander's regular season and causing more upheaval for the team's bullpen.
The Los Angeles Dodgers recalled Bobby Miller and placed Edgardo Henriquez on the 15-day injured list with low back discomfort prior to Monday’s game against the Cincinnati Reds.
“Wow.” It was all Edgardo Henriquez could say after his teammates praised him Tuesday night. Just minutes earlier, he threw 103 mph on the mound to help secure a Dodger win over the Cincinnati Reds.
Edgardo Henriquez finished off the Los Angeles Dodgers’ three-game sweep of the Washington Nationals on Sunday by pitching a scoreless ninth inning and recording his second save of the season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers fell to the Detroit Tigers on Saturday afternoon, but it wasn’t without Edgardo Henriquez making a bit of history. The right-hander entered in the bottom of the eighth inning with the score even at one apiece and began his appearance by striking out Dillon Dingler on a 103.6 mph sinker that caught the edge of the zone.
Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Edgardo Henriquez reached a historic milestone in a 2-1 loss against the Detroit Tigers on Saturday. To open the bottom of the eighth, Henriquez unleashed a 103.6 mph front-door sinker that nicked the outside corner and froze Detroit Tigers hitter Dillon Dingler for the first out.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been a force through the first half of the season, in large part due to their bullpen. The Dodgers' bullpen has been a major strength so far this season, boasting one of the best relief ERAs in the league at 3.80.
The Los Angeles Dodgers shuffled their bullpen while setting their World Series roster on Friday, hours ahead of Game 1 against the host Toronto Blue Jays.
In a sport where every minor ailment becomes headline news and injury reports are dissected with forensic precision, Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Edgardo Henriquez has chosen a different path.
Los Angeles Dodgers relief pitcher Edgardo Henriquez declined to elaborate on the metatarsal injury which had him in a boot during spring training, adding to the mystery surrounding the circumstance.
The Los Angeles Dodgers recalled right-handed pitcher Edgardo Henriquez, and in a corresponding move, designated right-hander Lou Trivino for assignment.
The Dodger bullpen was so crowded that Ryan Brasier was designated for assignment and flipped to the Cubs a little over a month ago, despite posting a solid 3.54 earned run average last year.
The Los Angeles Dodgers possess one of the top-level starting pitching units going into the 2025 season. As a result, their entire unit, from their starters to their relievers, must be at their best.
As the playoffs quickly approach, the Dodgers are in dire need of pitching reinforcements. The team is locked in a tight race with the San Diego Padres, who are just two games back in the NL West and making a strong push to steal the division.