Dodgers Notes: Brusdar Graterol Suffers Major Injury, Former Dodgers Outfielder Dies, Lineup Resolved
The Dodgers lost to the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-2 on Tuesday. They had a chance to take over the number-1 seed in the National League with a victory, but instead will try to salvage the series Wednesday — without a reliever they just welcomed back from the injured list.
Here’s everything you might have msised Wednesday:
Brusdar Graterol’s Troubled Debut
Brusdar Graterol, after missing the entire regular season with shoulder inflammation, made a short-lived 2024 debut Tuesday. He threw eight pitches, exited with a right hamstring strain, and now is likely to be done for the season.
Former Dodgers Outfielder Dies
A former Dodgers outfielder lost his battle with leukemia. Billy Bean, 60, is more well known in baseball for coming out as gay after he retired; he later assumed a key role in MLB’s central office as its ambassador for inclusion.
Ohtani Will Stay in Leadoff Spot When Betts Returns
Shohei Ohtani will continue to spearhead the Dodgers’ lineup as the leadoff hitter, even with the return of Mookie Betts, who will assume the role of shortstop and bat second. This lineup adjustment aims to maximize the team’s offensive output as they push toward the postseason.
Freeman’s Emotional Tribute at Dodger Stadium
In an emotionally charged moment at Dodger Stadium, Freddie Freeman was welcomed back with a standing ovation after attending to his son’s severe health issue. This poignant episode highlighted the the human aspect of the game.
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