Seth Halvorsen excels in two Triple-A outings for Dodgers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 3:52 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Seth Halvorsen, traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers last week, has made a strong impression in two Triple-A appearances for Oklahoma City. In his debut, he recorded three outs on just 11 pitches. His second outing saw him secure four outs, including his first strikeout, despite the team losing the game. Halvorsen's fastball averaged 100.2 mph, with improved velocity on his other pitches compared to earlier this season. Previously with the Colorado Rockies, Halvorsen had a 4.74 ERA in the majors this year but has shown promise in Triple-A with a 1.80 ERA across 18 appearances. His continued progress could lead to a call-up to the Dodgers if needed.
- •Halvorsen debuted for Oklahoma City on July 23, 2026.
- •He achieved a 1.80 ERA in Triple-A this season.
- •Halvorsen had only one walk in 37 pitches in his recent outings.
- •The Dodgers' bullpen has struggled, allowing seven unanswered runs in a recent loss.
- 3:52 AMYahoo Sports — Dodgers Trade Acquisition Dominant Through 2 Triple-A Outings
"The Los Angeles Dodgers traded for right-handed reliever Seth Halvorsen last week, and he is already impressing in Triple-A.
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