The Los Angeles Dodgers rookie right-handed pitcher has reported some arm soreness and could go on the injured list.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are 27-14 this season. However, they have been hit with some key injuries, and Rōki Sasaki could be headed for the injured list as well.

It’s been a rocky ride on the injury front for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and this week brings a mixed bag of updates. From Tommy Edman’s setback to Emmet Sheehan’s progress and Teoscar Hernandez’s uncertain timeline,

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has high praise for Tony Gonsolin following his hot start returning from injury.

On Saturday, Ohtani took the next step forward in his pitching rehab, throwing around 35 four-seam fastballs, two-seamers (aka sinkers) and splitters. He also took a break about halfway through to simulate being down in between two innings.

The Dodgers have the most players on the IL, and by far the most pitchers. Some of that is because they sign players with injury histories, such as Snell and Glasnow, some of that is because some pitchers are getting older, such as Kershaw, but some of that remains a mystery.

On Sunday, ahead of the Dodgers' series finale against the Arizona Diamondbacks, manager Dave Roberts told reporters that both Snell and Glasnow will be meeting with the team's doctor, Dr. Neal ElAttrache, as their injuries continue to linger.

For the Dodgers, it’s all about the long haul. Each night is a de facto spring training game. Their league-leading 25 wins are simply a byproduct of their ability to out-talent most teams they face.