Michael Kopech was a key member of the Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen down the stretch last season and into the playoffs, but has yet to pitch for the team so far in 2025.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers finish their second homestand of the season, they are hopeful to soon welcome back the likes of Teoscar Hernández, Blake Snell, Michael Kopech and further down the line, Clayton Kershaw.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are currently without several key pitchers due to injury, including Michael Kopech, Evan Phillips and Blake Snell. Kopech reported to Camelback Ranch behind schedule because of lingering effects from right forearm inflammation that surfaced during the 2024 postseason.
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Player health is trending up for the Los Angeles Dodgers after activating Freddie Freeman off the 10-day injured list on Friday, April 11, and a group of pitchers continue to progress.
Despite having a few high-leverage bullpen arms like Michael Kopech, Evan Phillips, and Brusdar Graterol start the season on the Injured List, the Los
Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Michael Kopech is starting the season on the 15-day injured list. However, the right-hander is feeling good and ramping back up.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will kick off their 2025 World Series title defense against the Detroit Tigers in Los Angeles this week. There is plenty of anticipation on one of the all-time sports payrolls, and with good reason.
The Los Angeles Dodgers began the 2025 season without several key pitchers due to injury, including Tony Gonsolin, Michael Kopech and Evan Phillips. Gonsolin
The Los Angeles Dodgers placed Michael Kopech on the 15-day injured list with an official designation of right shoulder impingement. Kopech was among nine players — all pitchers — the Dodgers put on the IL as part of setting their Opening Day roster for the Tokyo Series.
The Major League Baseball season is already long, but add in a World Series run and it becomes even longer. Players are determined to play through the pain to capture the title, and that's how October played out for Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Michael Kopech.
The Dodger bullpen was so crowded that Ryan Brasier was designated for assignment and flipped to the Cubs a little over a month ago, despite posting a solid 3.54 earned run average last year.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are facing the reality of potentially being without several key contributors in their bullpen for the start of the 2025 season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers pitching staff boasts plenty of depth, which is going to be needed in the bullpen as Brusdar Graterol, Michael Kopech and Evan Phillips are behind since Spring Training started earlier this month.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have little to be upset about this offseason. That should be the case for most teams coming off a World Series victory, but specifically for Los Angeles, as they have retooled their roster in such a way that they look to further dominate the sport in 2025.
Dodgers right-hander Evan Phillips missed the World Series last year due to shoulder troubles, but the full scope of his injury was never made clear until camp opened this week.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts revealed that two of the team’s pitchers are behind schedule in their recovery.
He could begin the season on the injured list, but no one from the team has publicly stated that’ll be the case.
The Los Angeles Dodgers came into the second half knowing the team needed some reinforcements at the trade deadline. The bottom of the lineup has been an offensive slog all season, and the bullpen is starting to falter in the second half.
After missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016 last season, the New York Yankees made a significant splash this past offseason, acquiring superstar outfielder Juan Soto to create MLB's top hitting tandem alongside Aaron Judge.
Chicago White Sox reliever Michael Kopech has struggled this season, but has the kind of arm that could make a real difference for a contending team.
Michael Kopech has gone through an up-and-down season out of the Chicago White Sox's bullpen this season, but he certainly had the right stuff against the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday.
The White Sox are one of the game’s few clear sellers with the trade deadline still six weeks out, and teams have been showing recent interest in closer Michael Kopech.
When he was traded to the Chicago White Sox from the Boston Red Sox following the 2016 season as the second key piece of the Chris Sale trade, flamethrower Michael Kopech was known for his 100+ mph fastball and unlimited upside.
It's been a long and winding journey since the Chicago White Sox acquired Michael Kopech in 2016, and his journey on the South Side may be reaching its conclusion.
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