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Padres' series loss to Dodgers underscores need for offensive boost SAN DIEGO -- The Padres need a bat. This trade season, that’s the bare minimum. They could use more starting-pitching depth. They could use...
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Dodgers win battle vs. Padres in MLB's hottest rivalry: 'Playoff atmosphere' The Dodgers and Padres are among MLB's top World Series contenders, and it feels like the postseason each time the rivals meet.
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Ben Casparius - Moving to rotation Manager Dave Roberts said after Wednesday's win over San Diego that Casparius' next appearance will be as a starter, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.
Impact Roberts previously suggested that Casparius may move into a starting role to help out a Dodgers rotation that has been decimated by injuries. The 26-year-old righty pitched four innings of one-run ball during Wednesday's bullpen game -- a good enough showing for the team to commit to using him as a starter for the immediate future. Casparius has worked primarily out of the bullpen to the tune of a 2.79 ERA since arriving in the majors last season, though he served as a starter in nearly all of his minor-league outings.
JUNE 12 • ROTOWIRE
Ben Casparius - Moving into rotation Manager Dave Roberts said after Wednesday's 5-2 win over San Diego that Casparius will operate as a traditional starter in his next appearance, Sonja Chen of MLB.com reports. "Wher...
Impact Casparius technically made his second start of the season Wednesday, but he was deployed as something between an opener and a traditional starter after he had previously been working out of the bullpen. The right-hander was still stretched out enough to give the Dodgers four innings and 54 pitches in the outing, finishing the night with two strikeouts and one earned run allowed on three hits and two walks. The 26-year-old has found success no matter how the Dodgers have used him this season, as he now owns a shiny 2.86 ERA, 1.02 WHIP and 46:9 K:BB across 44 innings. He'll still likely be on somewhat of a workload restriction in his next start -- which is expected to fall early next week at home versus the Padres -- but Casparius could be capable of giving the Dodgers five or six innings and around 70 to 80 pitches.
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