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Dodgers Try to Keep Win Streak Going Against the Braves

Tyler Glasnow is set to return from the injured list and face Bryce Elder as Los Angeles opens a three-game series against Atlanta.

  • On Tuesday, right-hander Tyler Glasnow returns to the Los Angeles Dodgers' rotation to face the Atlanta Braves in the series opener after spending over three months on the injured list.
  • Glasnow makes his first appearance since May 6, ending a three-month absence due to persistent back spasms after completing four rehab starts that allowed two runs over 13.2 innings.
  • The Dodgers enter the three-game series riding a six-game win streak with an 80-51 record, leading the 76-55 Braves by four games for the No. 2 seed in the National League.
  • Dodgers manager Dave Roberts stated, "We're really excited," as the team aims to secure the No. 2 seed while chasing the Milwaukee Brewers for the top record in MLB.
  • Wednesday features Roki Sasaki against AJ Smith-Shawver, followed by a Thursday series finale between aces Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Chris Sale.
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Rutland HeraldRutland Herald
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Dodgers try to keep win streak going against the Braves

Los Angeles Dodgers (80-51, first in the NL West) vs. Atlanta Braves (76-55, first in the NL East)

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Tyler Glasnow returns as streaking Dodgers entertain Braves

Glasnow is slated to make his first appearance since May 6 after spending more than three months on the injured list with lower back spasms.

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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