Tyler Glasnow's injury history is becoming a growing concern for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Although he is one of MLB's top pitchers, Glasnow has never played more than 34 games in a season due to recurring injuries. In a recent game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, he left the mound with shoulder discomfort after a shaky inning where he allowed two home runs and a walk.

With Glasnow’s health in question, the Dodgers might need to adjust their rotation. Manager Dave Roberts hinted at the possibility of stretching out Ben Casparius, who has been impressive with a 2.91 ERA this season. Casparius has demonstrated his ability to pitch effectively for extended outings, suggesting he could be a valuable asset if Glasnow's injury proves serious.