Dodgers' Tyler Glasnow Makes a Fundamental Change to Stay Healthy originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As things stand today, the Los Angeles Dodgers have a grand total of 14 pitchers on the IL. An injured list this long for just the pitching staff alone is quite a surprise. What isn’t a surprise is the fact that Tyler Glasnow is on it.

Tyler Glasnow is feeling optimistic about his recovery from a shoulder injury that has sidelined him since late April, one of five Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitchers who are on the injured list.

Glasnow threw a bullpen session 10 days ago, giving the Dodgers reason to be optimistic about his progress, but the oft-injured right-hander hasn’t thrown off a mound since.

Glasnow, sidelined since late April, has resumed throwing and said he expects to throw another bullpen session later this week. He said his shoulder feels “really good.”

When Glasnow was on the mound, there's no debate that he's one of the better arms in Major League Baseball. He's proven that during his time with the Dodgers, posting an impressive 3.49 ERA while striking out 168 hitters in 134.0 innings last season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have been struggling to hold off the New York Mets and it could be time to address their biggest weakness.The team has gone into extra innings in both games of their series with the Mets so far,

Mookie Betts is close to returning to the Dodgers' lineup after a toe injury, while Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow face longer recovery plans.

The Dodgers did not have a positive update for Tyler Glasnow while he recovers from an ailing shoulder injury.

Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow has become extremely frustrated by the lack of progression during the rehab process for his shoulder injury.