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The Dodgers placed Tony Gonsolin on the 15-day IL due to elbow discomfort, while activating Kirby Yates and Michael Kopech to bolster their injury-ridden bullpen. Gonsolin's recent struggles and health issues highlight ongoing pitching challenges for the team, which continues to manage a long list of injured pitchers, including key starters and relievers, as they strive to remain competitive.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have officially signed Clayton Kershaw to a one-year deal with a player option for the 2025 season, while placing Tony Gonsolin on the 60-day injured list. Kershaw, who had his physical at Camelback Ranch, is targeting a return around "July-ish, August-ish," and is progressing well in his throwing program. Gonsolin, on the other hand, is expected to miss the entire 2024 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin will undergo Tommy John surgery, performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, and is expected to be out until 2025. Gonsolin has struggled with arm injuries throughout his career, and this latest setback adds to the Dodgers' pitching woes, as they have already lost another top starter, Dustin May, to forearm surgery. The team will need to address their rotation in the offseason, with Clayton Kershaw's impending free agency and decisions to be made on other pitchers. Despite a strong pitching pipeline, the Dodgers will need to fortify their starting staff with more certainty. Gonsolin's absence will also be costly for him, as he will miss out on start-based incentives and remain eligible for arbitration through the 2026 season.
Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander Tony Gonsolin will undergo Tommy John surgery, ruling him out for the remainder of this season and potentially the entire 2024 season. Gonsolin had been dealing with elbow issues and had been pitching through discomfort until his recent poor performance prompted the decision for surgery. Ryan Pepiot and Gavin Stone are potential replacements in the Dodgers' starting rotation.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin will undergo Tommy John surgery, jeopardizing his 2024 season, while Mookie Betts is considered a favorite for the MVP title. Dodgers' Cody Bellinger and his agent Scott Boras have criticized the team regarding his injury.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin, who had a disastrous outing on Friday, lasting just 3.1 innings and allowing 10 earned runs, revealed that he has been dealing with an unexplained injury for the past four to six weeks. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hinted that Gonsolin could be placed on the injured list if his performance continues to suffer. Gonsolin expressed uncertainty about the nature of the injury, but mentioned it is more related to his elbow than his shoulder. The team is considering giving him a break to recover and reassess his role in the rotation.
Tony Gonsolin of the Los Angeles Dodgers surrendered a career-high five home runs in an 11-3 loss to the Miami Marlins, ending the Dodgers' 11-game winning streak. Gonsolin, who had been dealing with an unspecified elbow injury for the past four to six weeks, struggled with his fastball and execution, resulting in a rough outing. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hinted that Gonsolin may need a break to rest and recover physically, as his performance has been inconsistent. With the postseason approaching, Gonsolin's spot in the rotation is in jeopardy, as other pitchers have been performing well.
Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin had a disastrous outing against the Miami Marlins, lasting just 3-and-a-third innings and allowing 10 earned runs, including five home runs. This poor performance may result in Gonsolin being removed from the starting rotation for the foreseeable future. Dodgers fans expressed their frustration on social media, suggesting potential replacements from within the team. Manager Dave Roberts had previously stated that Gonsolin was on a short leash, and it appears that leash has now been taken off.
The Los Angeles Dodgers suffered a surprising 9-1 loss to the Kansas City Royals, who have the second-worst record in the majors. Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin struggled once again, giving up four runs in 3 ⅔ innings. Gonsolin has not been as sharp or dominant as he was last season, particularly in his last three starts. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts attributed Gonsolin's struggles to the absence of his slider. The Royals outplayed the Dodgers in all aspects of the game, including situational hitting, baserunning, and defense. The Dodgers received some positive news regarding ace Clayton Kershaw's injured shoulder, as he made progress in a throwing session and may start on Monday against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Los Angeles Dodgers suffered their first home sweep in the rivalry against the San Francisco Giants since August 2012, dropping them to third place in the National League West. With 18 losses in their last 30 games, the Dodgers are four games out in the division and only 3½ games clear of the fourth-place San Diego Padres. Starting pitcher Tony Gonsolin gave up a career-high seven runs in 5 2/3 innings, and the Dodgers finished the day two for 13 with runners in scoring position and stranding 11 on base.
The San Francisco Giants swept the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three-game series, moving ahead of them in the National League West. Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin allowed seven runs in 5 2/3 innings, as the team's pitching depth continues to be stretched thin. The Dodgers offense struggled throughout the series, scoring only four runs in 24 innings. The Dodgers will face the Angels in a two-game series starting on Tuesday.
Elly De La Cruz, the fourth-ranked prospect in baseball, made his MLB debut with the Cincinnati Reds and hit an 112 mph double in his third at-bat. He finished the game with a hit, two walks, and a run scored in the Reds' 9-8 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. De La Cruz was promoted to the Reds when Nick Senzel went on the injured list with a knee injury. He had been hitting 12 home runs and stealing 11 bases with a 1.031 OPS in the minors this season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are set to face the Cincinnati Reds in a three-game series this week, with pitching matchups already set. Tony Gonsolin, Noah Syndergaard, and Clayton Kershaw will take the mound for the Dodgers, while the Reds will counter with Luke Weaver, Brandon Williamson, and Graham Ashcraft. The Dodgers will look to continue their strong play against a Reds team that ended May on a five-game winning streak.
The Atlanta Braves are hoping to avoid getting swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers in tonight's game, with Bryce Elder starting for the Braves and Tony Gonsolin for the Dodgers. The Braves are looking to overcome Gonsolin's impressive scoreless start record this season and secure a win at home.
The Atlanta Braves are hoping to avoid a sweep by the Los Angeles Dodgers in their current series, with Bryce Elder taking the mound for the Braves and Tony Gonsolin pitching for the Dodgers. Elder has been effective so far this season despite some concerning Statcast numbers, while Gonsolin has been getting the job done with a low BABIP. The Braves just need a win to salvage something from their homestand.