The Los Angeles Dodgers are set to welcome back pitcher Emmet Sheehan to their MLB roster after a long recovery from Tommy John surgery. Sheehan, who made a splash with a six-inning no-hitter on his debut, is expected to stabilize a Dodgers rotation struggling with injuries. Despite his promising return, there are concerns regarding his pitch count and effectiveness, as he has not exceeded 3.5 innings in his rehab outings. The team, needing depth with a high ERA, might utilize him as an opener or in a limited role until the return of Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell.