Dodgers rookie Roki Sasaki has been out with an injury, and the team plans to have him in the rotation when he returns.

The Los Angeles Dodgers got a positive update on starting pitcher Roki Sasaki as he nears his return from a shoulder injury.

The rookie touches 97 mph during a three-inning simulated game on Friday afternoon at Dodger Stadium and could begin a minor ...

Roki Sasaki has positive showing in simulated game for Dodgers, demonstrating solid fastball in 45-pitch effort ...

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts revealed his plans for the Dodgers pitching staff come October, and stated that ...

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts seemed to have reservations after Roki Sasaki's simulated game Friday.

Sasaki (shoulder) will begin a rehab a rehab assignment with Triple-A Oklahoma City on Thursday, Bill Plunkett of The Orange County Register reports. Sasaki threw three simulated innings Friday ...

Roki Sasaki threw a three-inning simulated game as the Dodgers rookie is on track to return late in the season.

Sasaki (shoulder) tossed three simulated innings against hitters Friday at Dodger Stadium, Bill Plunkett of The Orange County Register reports.

Despite a severely depleted pitching staff, the front office only acquired middling reliever Brock Stewart as an external addition. Instead, it seems to be anticipating significant impacts as injured ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers will soon welcome Roki Sasaki back to the rotation, but don't set high expectations — not for this season, at least.

Rookie pitcher Roki Sasaki took a big step in his rehab process on Friday, throwing three simulated innings at Dodger Stadium.