The Los Angeles Dodgers (38-26) have battled other teams and the injury bug on their way to first place this season. Their pitching staff is especially hurt, including two-way star Shohei Ohtani (elbow/shoulder). The three-time MVP is playing every day as a designated hitter, but he likely won't pitch until after the All-Star break, via MLB .com.

The move was made by the Los Angeles Dodgers before they travel to take on the St. Louis Cardinals in a three-game series.

The virus of pitching injuries the Los Angeles Dodgers have dealt with the last two years is forcing them to make major changes.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are eyeing their second-straight World Series title, but it’s not as easy as they think. With injuries piling up, their starting rotation seems to have taken a hit. Pitchers like Tyler Glasnow,

Despite a flurry of offseason acquisitions and Dodgers rumors aimed at stabilizing their pitching staff, the Los Angeles Dodgers once