Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander Tyler Glasnow, who has not appeared in a game since Aug. 11, suffered a strained elbow during his attempted recovery from elbow tendinitis on Friday. Glasnow felt discomfort in his elbow while warming up to pitch a simulated game,

Tyler Glasnow isn't with the Los Angeles Dodgers anymore. Glasnow suffered a sprained right elbow and is likely to miss the rest of the season. He had been out since August 11 with elbow tendinitis but suffered a setback while warming up for a simulated game.

The Dodgers usually wait until October to collapse, but with Tyler Glasnow unlikely to pitch again this season, the team's title hopes don't look good.

Imaging on his right arm revealed a sprained elbow, manager Dave Roberts said Saturday afternoon, adding a return this season is “highly unlikely.” An offseason in which the Dodgers spent close to half a billion dollars in pitching still left them scrambling for bodies as the postseason nears.

Tyler Glasnow was scheduled to throw a simulated game against live batters on Friday, but during his warmup in the bullpen he began to feel discomfort in the sa

An examination revealed the elbow injury after the right-hander felt renewed discomfort while warming up for a planned sim game Friday

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says Tyler Glasnow likely will not return this season because of a sprained elbow.

Kershaw has continued to throw even with discomfort in his left toe, lugging around a turf mound as he looks to find ways to pitch without it being an issue. The issue, which includes a bone spur, has continued to bother Kershaw nonetheless.

Just when the Dodgers thought they were getting back to full strength, the injuries again begin to pile up. In a highly concerning development, starter Tyler Glasnow is “highly unlikely” to pitch again this season due to sprained right elbow,