'I think the only thing I'll change this offseason is I'll keep my arm going. I'll do plyos, starting in November, and throw twice a week, probably the entire offseason. And as I ramp up to get back into spring in December, January and February, then I'll start getting back into a normal thing. But I don't think I'm going to take a long time off, or a couple months off throwing this year. I'm just going to keep going and try to get my tissue used to that workload.'
While Glasnow has his own history of arm troubles prior to joining the Dodgers, the organization as a whole needs to internally reevaluate how they approach keeping their pitchers healthy.
Glasnow may not be a pitcher who gives his team 200 innings in a season, nor would the Dodgers ask that of him. But they do need more availability from going forward, especially in October.
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