“It’s something as an organization that we’ve been trying to wrap our heads around, because it’s not a good quality of life for anybody,” Dodgers pitching coach Mark Prior said. “It’s not for the players who suffer the injuries. It doesn’t help us operate at an optimal level as a ballclub.”

Los Angeles’ rotation takes another hit with Glasnow sidelined, pushing the team toward a potential blockbuster move before the trade deadline.