The Dodgers got the band back together in the final week of the regular season, with Shohei Ohtani, Andy Pages, and Roki Sasaki all getting activated from the injured list.
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants, 4-3, on Saturday afternoon and improved to 99-62 on the year. Blake Snell allowed one earned run and struck out three across four innings and 77 pitches.
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Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander Roki Sasaki has been an effective relief pitcher during his time in MLB, but both he and the team's vision has always been to have him in the starting rotation.
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Roki Sasaki became the Los Angeles Dodgers’ closer during the 2025 postseason because of a severe lack of options, but it fortunately worked out in their favor by the end.
The Los Angeles Dodgers activated a pair of key contributors in advance of a marquee series against the San Diego Padres, bringing back center fielder Andy Pages and right-hander Roki Sasaki from the injured list.
Roki Sasaki is among the players expected to rejoin the Los Angeles Dodgers this week as they inch closer to full strength ahead of the postseason. The right-hander has been on the 15-day injured list since Aug.
The Los Angeles Dodgers hoped to keep Sasaki stretched out as rotation depth as the postseason approaches. Instead, the Dodgers will begin their playoff plans for Sasaki as soon as he is activated from the Injured List.
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Roki Sasaki is set to return to the Los Angeles Dodgers during their upcoming series against the San Diego Padres, but his role has not been determined.
With just over one week remaining in the regular season, the Los Angeles Dodgers expect to soon activate Roki Sasaki off the 15-day injured list. After some initial uncertainty in terms of Sasaki’s, manager Dave Roberts indicated the right-hander will make a start upon returning.
The Dodgers have roughly a week and a half left to figure out their postseason rotation, and Dave Roberts laid out the plan for two arms that will shape it.
Los Angeles Dodgers right-handed pitcher Roki Sasaki has been sidelined for the last three weeks due to a lingering blister. After dealing with the blister during a late-August start, Sasaki was removed from the game and later added to the injured list.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will get Roki Sasaki back in their starting rotation next week, manager Dave Roberts confirmed. Roberts said Sasaki will return as a starting pitcher when he is activated from the injured list, ending any uncertainty about whether the Dodgers would use him in a shorter bullpen role down the stretch.
After being pulled from the Los Angeles Dodgers’ rotation after suffering a blister on his throwing hand, Roki Sasaki has been working his way back to full strength.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are currently in the stretch run of the regular season as they prepare for the MLB playoffs, which are set to get underway in a couple of weeks.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are preparing for the MLB postseason. Roki Sasaki has been recovering from a blister on his right middle finger. While he has been trending in the right direction, will Sasaki be ready for the postseason?
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Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki took an encouraging step Monday in his recovery from a right middle-finger blister, throwing a bullpen session ahead of the club’s four-game road series against the Cincinnati Reds beginning Monday.
Days before the Los Angeles Dodgers began their road trip, manager Dave Roberts suggested Edwin Díaz was a candidate to return for the series finale against the Miami Marlins but Roki Sasaki would likely not come off the 15-day injured list until the team’s next homestand.
Roki Sasaki is getting closer to a return, and the Los Angeles Dodgers already have a plan for how he will rejoin the team. Following Wednesday’s 14-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Sasaki could return at the end of the team’s upcoming road trip.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have battled injury concerns throughout the season, but it seems as if a pitcher could be returning soon. Roki Sasaki is currently on the injured list due to a blister on his finger.
Just when the Los Angeles Dodgers thought their rotation was on the verge of being fully healthy, another starter is headed to the injured list. Right-hander
The Dodgers will place Roki Sasaki on the 15-day injured list, manager Dave Roberts told reporters (relayed by Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic). The righty left tonight’s start at Truist Park with a blister on the middle finger of his throwing hand.
The Los Angeles Dodgers were scuffling when they came to Colorado, however they can leave Denver with a sweep of the Rockies with a win on Wednesday. The Dodgers won the first two contests of the three-game set, recording an 11-5 victory on Monday night and a tense 7-6 decision on Tuesday night.
Los Angeles Dodgers starter Roki Sasaki has been much improved since the All-Star break and the right-hander has another chance to show it when he faces the visiting Seattle Mariners in the finale of a three-game series Thursday.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki had a concerning reaction after his rough start against the San Diego Padres on Friday night. Sasaki looked to be on the verge of tears after leaving Friday’s start at Petco Park in San Diego in the fifth inning.
Despite ongoing struggles with the Japanese starter, manager Dave Roberts has kept him in the rotation, and it's paid off recently.
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