Emmet Sheehan exits Triple-A start after 0.2 innings pitched

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Last updated Aug 9, 2026

Emmet Sheehan exits Triple-A start after 0.2 innings pitched
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Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Emmet Sheehan left his Triple-A start for Oklahoma City on August 9 after throwing just 0.2 innings. He allowed one hit and one walk, and was charged with two runs due to an inherited runner scoring after his exit. The Dodgers had planned for a brief outing due to Sheehan's increased workload this season, having transitioned from Tommy John surgery. Sheehan had previously pitched 95.1 innings in 2026, a notable increase from 73.1 last season. Manager Dave Roberts confirmed that the team still views him as a starter despite rotation depth following recent trades.

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  • Sheehan exited after 0.2 innings in his first minor-league start.
  • He allowed one hit and a walk before leaving.
  • The outing was planned for workload management.
  • Sheehan has pitched more innings this year than ever post-surgery.
  • Dodgers added All-Stars to their rotation, complicating Sheehan's return.
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Los Angeles Dodgers starter Emmet Sheehan exited his start with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Saturday after just 0.2 innings pitched.

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