Los Angeles Dodgers' pitchers Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell made significant progress in their recovery during recent throwing sessions. Glasnow's simulated game showcased his velocity and swing-and-miss capability, prompting optimism from manager Dave Roberts about his return. Snell, meanwhile, participated in a bullpen session, also receiving positive feedback, although a timeline for his next game remains uncertain.

Reliever Blake Treinen is on track to return post All-Star break, contingent on a few more bullpen sessions. Young talent Emmet Sheehan showed promise in his rehab start, with Roberts indicating that a decision on his next steps will be made shortly. The Dodgers are also monitoring two-way star Shohei Ohtani and rookie Roki Sasaki, with Ohtani set for a simulated game soon. Sasaki, currently pain-free, is still building confidence in his arm.