Jack Dreyer, a former pitcher for Iowa, has made his way onto the Los Angeles Dodgers' 26-man roster just in time for the MLB Tokyo Series against the Chicago Cubs. Drafted after an impressive collegiate career, Dreyer has shined in the minor leagues with a remarkable 2.18 ERA and 164 strikeouts. His journey showcases hard work and resilience, reflecting the pride of Iowa's baseball program and its head coach, Rick Heller, who has now produced five MLB players.

As the Dodgers began their title defense with a 4-1 victory over the Cubs, Dreyer did not participate, but the spotlight is on him as the series continues. His presence in the bullpen could be crucial as the Dodgers seek to maintain their competitive edge. With a promising future ahead, Dreyer could become a key asset for the Dodgers in the season to come.