"Dodgers manager Dave Roberts explained the decision to move Ohtani's start, stating, 'Keep him on schedule as far as the rotation.' This adjustment allows Glasnow to have extra rest, which is crucial given his high usage this season."
"Glasnow has logged at least six innings in all five of his starts this season, including a combined 15 frames over his last two appearances. The team believes an extra day of rest will benefit his long-term health."
"Ohtani's upcoming start against the Marlins will come on only five days of rest for the first time this season. He has allowed only two runs in 24 innings, resulting in a minuscule 0.38 ERA."
The Los Angeles Dodgers have adjusted their pitching rotation for a series against the Miami Marlins, moving Shohei Ohtani to pitch one day earlier than scheduled. This decision allows Tyler Glasnow to receive extra rest after a strong performance. Glasnow has been effective this season, maintaining a 2.45 ERA and a 3-0 record. Ohtani, also performing well with a 0.38 ERA, will pitch on shorter rest for the first time this season, having previously pitched on six or seven days of rest.
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