The Dodgers have kept winning games with their depleted roster, showing great tenacity. However, injuries have plagued the Los Angeles Dodgers from Spring Training. Their roster has been less than total health since before the season started. The team faces bullpen issues as some of their starting pitchers face stints on the injured list. Most recently, a star from “The Flash” shared some top moments from a Dodgers game last month. 

The team has maintained a significant position in the NL West and continued to win games despite an injury-affected roster. But now, serious moves will have to be made as they hope to challenge for the World Series. 

Grant Gustin shares his memories from a Los Angeles Dodgers game

Most recently, while in the game between Dodgers and Angles last month, Grant Gustine took to Instagram the best moments from his recent experiences. Withing the IG post, “The Flash” star Gustin shared a picture of himself as Dodgers star Chris Taylor signed a jersey for him. In another picture, he and actor BFF Kyle Harris are seen enjoying the game together.

This comes as the Dodgers experience bullpen-crippling injuries. Furthermore, the latest update on Dustin May has left the team with a significant hole to fill. 

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Dustin May may undergo season-ending surgery

Dustin May will potentially undergo season-ending surgery to fix the flexor tendon injury in his right elbow. This is a massive blow for the Dodgers as they juggle multiple injured pitchers. Clayton Kershaw is also currently on the 15-day injured list with what appears to be a sore shoulder. This is a massive blow, as he has been their best pitcher. Noah Syndergaard is still recovering from a blistered right finger. This puts them in a precarious position as they will be short two starting pitchers. 

The Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen is extremely thin at the moment. With the many injuries, they will probably use prospects until they find a permanent solution. 

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