Dodgers pitch well during 13-day stretch despite staffing issues

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Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Dodgers pitch well during 13-day stretch despite staffing issues
Summary

The Los Angeles Dodgers concluded a demanding 13-day stretch, recording an 8-5 record while navigating a pitching staff in flux. Blake Snell's return was pivotal as he delivered strong performances, including six innings and just one run allowed in his first two starts back. However, injuries have complicated matters, with Justin Wrobleski placed on the injured list due to forearm inflammation, leaving the bullpen strained. Edwin Díaz struggled with mechanical issues after returning from elbow surgery, prompting further adjustments. As the Dodgers catch a break with consecutive off days, they will seek to stabilize their roster ahead of upcoming games.

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  • Dodgers went 8-5 over a 13-day period with pitching challenges.
  • Blake Snell returned, pitching effectively in his first two starts.
  • Justin Wrobleski was placed on the injured list with forearm inflammation.
  • Edwin Díaz has struggled after shoulder surgery, landing back on the IL.
  • The team will benefit from consecutive off days for rest and recovery.
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  • 4:07 PMYahoo SportsDodgers pitching was tested over the last 13 days in a row
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The Dodgers just completed their third stretch this season playing 13 days in a row, going 8-5 in a stretch that was particularly taxing on a pitching staff in flux. Getting Blake Snell back was a huge boon, and he pitched six innings and allowed just one run in each of his first two starts […]

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