Gavin Stone’s 2024 season was vital to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ success that year and set him up to have a prominent role in the starting rotation going forward.
Gavin Stone is inching closer to potentially joining the Los Angeles Dodgers after beginning a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City earlier this month.
Shutout wins, high-scoring wins—the Dodgers’ minor-league affiliates had it all in an eventful Wednesday with five games since the Comets had a doubleheader on the schedule.
The Los Angeles Dodgers may have an embarrassment of riches that is unmatched in MLB today, but that doesn’t make them immune to the injury bug as a team.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are likely to welcome back Blake Snell this week, but their starting rotation still remains without Shohei Ohtani and Tyler Glasnow for the foreseeable future.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said right-handed pitcher Gavin Stone suffered a setback in his recovery from the shoulder injury he suffered at the end of his breakout 2024 season.
One of the many reasons the Los Angeles Dodgers were bullish over their starting pitching depth heading into the 2026 season was the expected return of Gavin Stone.
The Los Angeles Dodgers once again find themselves dealing with a rash of pitching injuries this year, and they also continue to await the returns of Tommy Edman and Enrique Hernández.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitching prospect River Ryan was placed on the Minor League seven-day injured list earlier this month due to hamstring trouble, which came after he got scratched from a scheduled start for Triple-A Oklahoma City.
The Los Angeles Dodgers continued working on the fringes of their 40-man roster Wednesday afternoon by claiming Grant Holman off waivers from the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Gavin Stone reported to Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training expected to be a full-go, but he suffered a setback early on in camp and had to be shut down.
The Los Angeles Dodgers started Spring Training with an expectation they would have a six-man rotation this season but injuries to Blake Snell and Gavin Stone are resulting in a change of plans.
Gavin Stone is set to return to the Los Angeles Dodgers this year after missing the entire 2025 season while recovering from a complex right shoulder surgery that repaired his labrum, rotator cuff and capsule.
The Los Angeles Dodgers were expecting to welcome back Gavin Stone this year after he missed the entire 2025 season while recovering from a complex right shoulder surgery that repaired his labrum, rotator cuff and capsule.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have multiple pitchers who are not quite 100% healthy, with Gavin Stone the latest to encounter trouble. Stone made his 2026 Spring Training debut on Feb.
Dodgers right-hander Gavin Stone is battling shoulder discomfort, manager Dave Roberts told reporters (including Jack Harris of The California Post and Sonja Chen of MLB.com).
The Los Angeles Dodgers returning their starting rotation from last year--sans the now-retired Clayton Kershaw--is being backed by the team also welcoming back the likes of Gavin Stone and River Ryan.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are getting a reinforcement for their pitching staff, as right-handed pitcher Gavin Stone is set to rejoin the team after missing 2025 while recovering from shoulder surgery.
Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander Gavin Stone underwent shoulder surgery and is expected to miss the 2025 season. Stone, 25, started the season in the Dodgers' rotation to fill a void created by multiple injuries on the staff.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts announced to reporters that right-hander Gavin Stone is still experiencing shoulder soreness and is “very unlikely” to return this year.
The Dodgers took another blow to the rotation on Friday when the team announced they had placed Gavin Stone on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation.
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Rookie Gavin Stone pitched a four-hit shutout and Shohei Ohtani smacked his National League-best 25th home run as the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago White Sox 4-0 on Wednesday to complete a three-game sweep.